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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.
The high-ranking lawmaker who wants to block judicial review of a massive California water project calls his maneuver something close to standard operating procedure. And he's right.
By Michael Doyle and Amanda Reilly in Greenwire
Now that Mike Stoker has officially been named administrator of EPA's Region 9, he feels like he can talk freely about his new gig.
By Kelsey Brugger in Climatewire
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The high-ranking lawmaker who wants to block judicial review of a massive California water project calls his maneuver something close to standard operating procedure. And he's right.
By Michael Doyle and Amanda Reilly in Greenwire
Now that Mike Stoker has officially been named administrator of EPA's Region 9, he feels like he can talk freely about his new gig.
By Kelsey Brugger in Climatewire