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The expert panel advising EPA on particulate pollution doesn't include a representative from the discipline responsible for most of the scientific evidence that soot is a public health hazard.
The House yesterday approved a broad energy package that would authorize billions of dollars for technologies seen as critical in the fight against climate change. The focus now shifts to the Senate.
By Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily
The Energy Corridor, a business district on the west side of Houston, has long been the beating heart of the U.S. oil industry. Now it's also the epicenter of a sea change.
By Benjamin Storrow and Edward Klump in Energywire
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The House yesterday approved a broad energy package that would authorize billions of dollars for technologies seen as critical in the fight against climate change. The focus now shifts to the Senate.
By Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily
The Energy Corridor, a business district on the west side of Houston, has long been the beating heart of the U.S. oil industry. Now it's also the epicenter of a sea change.
By Benjamin Storrow and Edward Klump in Energywire