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Marine energy bill inches closer to Senate floor
A Senate bill to support the development of the burgeoning marine energy field has passed through committee, a step closer to more funding and legitimacy for the relative newcomer to…
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Tiffany Stecker, E&E reporter
A Senate bill to support the development of the burgeoning marine energy field has passed through committee, a step closer to more funding and legitimacy for the relative newcomer to…
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GIBSONTON, Fla. — The 13-foot-high road signs posted in this community near Tampa Bay don't draw much attention from locals anymore, but they deliver a clarion call for one of the nation's riskiest places for catastrophic flooding.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
The fight over renewing the nation's convoluted system for cleaning up abandoned coal mines has ensnared legislation bent on turning reclamation into economic growth.
By Dylan Brown in E&E Daily