NEGOTIATIONS

Is Brazil backsliding on climate and deforestation policy?

Lisa Friedman, E&E reporter

Published: Monday, April 20, 2015

PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Climate change is "not a priority" for Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, according to several top environmental activists and researchers who said this week that they are concerned the administration will propose a weak emissions target for a new global accord.

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SUPREME COURT

High stakes for environmental law as new term launches

While a maelstrom of controversy surrounds President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, the sitting justices are busy preparing for a new term heavy on cases with big implications for environmental policy.

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COAL

EPA toxin move helps industry a little. But at what cost?

When EPA issued a rule to restrict coal plants from dumping toxic wastewater, it was a short-lived victory for greens.

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