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Government lawyers say a recent attempt by young litigants to halt federally approved fossil fuel development would "throttle important government functions superintending broad swaths of the national economy."
After two crazy months, we're done. The reporters of E&E News have completed the Electric Road Trip, an 8,000-mile journey in an electric car and an investigation into how electric transportation will change America. What did we learn?
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The Bureau of Land Management is giving itself the option to fire at least some Washington-based employees who do not agree to relocate out West, according to relocation notice letters.
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After two crazy months, we're done. The reporters of E&E News have completed the Electric Road Trip, an 8,000-mile journey in an electric car and an investigation into how electric transportation will change America. What did we learn?
By David Ferris in Energywire
The Bureau of Land Management is giving itself the option to fire at least some Washington-based employees who do not agree to relocate out West, according to relocation notice letters.
By Scott Streater in Greenwire