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Highway agency drops mentions of climate change
The Federal Highway Administration has replaced the term "climate change" with "resilience" in some of its bureaucracy.
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Camille von Kaenel, E&E News reporter
The Federal Highway Administration has replaced the term "climate change" with "resilience" in some of its bureaucracy.
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By Mike Lee and Pamela King in Energywire
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WILLISTON, N.D. — A decade into the American shale-drilling era, boomtowns, former boomtowns and would-be boomtowns across the country are looking for their own sense of balance, with varying results.
By Mike Lee and Pamela King in Energywire
The Energy Department is considering a fast-tracked timeline for the repayment of billions lent to a troubled nuclear expansion in Georgia.
By Kristi E. Swartz and Hannah Northey in Energywire