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Environmental politics don't often sway elections, but a House race in Pennsylvania could be an exception to the rule.
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Mark K. Matthews, E&E News reporter
Environmental politics don't often sway elections, but a House race in Pennsylvania could be an exception to the rule.
President Trump yesterday touted his repeal of key Clean Water Act regulations as current and former officials called for an investigation into the scientific basis of his replacement rule.
By Jeremy P. Jacobs in Greenwire
House Republicans met last week to discuss their strategy for dealing with climate change. They don't want critics to define them on the issue and vow to present an alternative to Democratic ideas.
By Nick Sobczyk in E&E Daily
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President Trump yesterday touted his repeal of key Clean Water Act regulations as current and former officials called for an investigation into the scientific basis of his replacement rule.
By Jeremy P. Jacobs in Greenwire
House Republicans met last week to discuss their strategy for dealing with climate change. They don't want critics to define them on the issue and vow to present an alternative to Democratic ideas.
By Nick Sobczyk in E&E Daily