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Benjamin Storrow, E&E News reporter
California's top air regulator doesn't see much of a difference between EPA's new boss and the old one on climate policy.
It was a bet any climate scientist would take. In 2005, James Annan offered a $10,000 wager that Earth would keep warming through 2017.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Federal agencies have "greatly exceeded" initial targets for slashing regulatory costs, saving $23 billion in fiscal 2018, according to the White House. And the trend is expected to continue.
By Niina Heikkinen in Greenwire
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It was a bet any climate scientist would take. In 2005, James Annan offered a $10,000 wager that Earth would keep warming through 2017.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Federal agencies have "greatly exceeded" initial targets for slashing regulatory costs, saving $23 billion in fiscal 2018, according to the White House. And the trend is expected to continue.
By Niina Heikkinen in Greenwire