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Trump just endorsed a climate policy — sort of
President Trump may have endorsed a significant, if accidental, policy to tackle climate change yesterday by suggesting that Congress increase the gas tax.
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Camille von Kaenel, E&E News reporter
President Trump may have endorsed a significant, if accidental, policy to tackle climate change yesterday by suggesting that Congress increase the gas tax.
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler sold his agency's power plant carbon rule yesterday as having all the benefits of its Obama-era predecessor with none of the costs.
By Jean Chemnick and Niina H. Farah in Climatewire
A House panel yesterday advanced legislation that would address two hot-button natural resources issues: mandatory funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and offshore drilling.
By Kellie Lunney in E&E Daily
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EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler sold his agency's power plant carbon rule yesterday as having all the benefits of its Obama-era predecessor with none of the costs.
By Jean Chemnick and Niina H. Farah in Climatewire
A House panel yesterday advanced legislation that would address two hot-button natural resources issues: mandatory funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and offshore drilling.
By Kellie Lunney in E&E Daily