NEGOTIATIONS

World leaders jostle for climate leadership as U.S. retreats

Published: Thursday, November 16, 2017

BONN, Germany — The leaders of Europe's two largest economies gave very different speeches here yesterday, with "climate chancellor" Angela Merkel angering advocates with her cautious tone and French President Emmanuel Macron offering himself as a replacement for lost U.S. leadership.

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PUBLIC LANDS

'Highly unusual' push aims to transfer income, not ownership

Arizona receives millions in federal payments each year to offset the more than 28 million acres of non-taxable public lands within its borders — but for critics, that isn't nearly enough. A state lawmaker is pushing an unusual plan to "reset" that system.

By Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire 1:05 PM EST

INTERIOR

Bernhardt and Trump have a lot to chew over

When acting Interior chief David Bernhardt dines with Trump today, he'll get politically invaluable face time and, perhaps, marching orders.

By Michael Doyle in Greenwire 1:05 PM EST

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