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Climate advisory panel disbanded by Trump releases report
A climate science advisory panel disbanded by the Trump administration released a report today outlining the steps communities can take to prepare for climate change.
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Scott Waldman, E&E News reporter
A climate science advisory panel disbanded by the Trump administration released a report today outlining the steps communities can take to prepare for climate change.
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President Trump's EPA wants states in charge of enforcement. Sometimes that means pollution continues.
By Mike Soraghan and James Marshall in Greenwire
Wade Crowfoot, a California Cabinet secretary, hadn't planned on confronting President Trump on extreme heat and wildfires.
By Anne C. Mulkern in Climatewire