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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 outlook for U.S. pipelines changed dramatically last week with the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast natural gas project and a temporary shutdown of the Dakota Access oil pipeline. But the future of the industry could hinge on legal, financial and political battles still undecided.
By E&E News staff in Energywire
Democrat Joe Biden plans today to call for the nation's electricity to come from 100% clean emissions-free sources by 2035.
By Timothy Cama in Energywire
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The outlook for U.S. pipelines changed dramatically last week with the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast natural gas project and a temporary shutdown of the Dakota Access oil pipeline. But the future of the industry could hinge on legal, financial and political battles still undecided.
By E&E News staff in Energywire
Democrat Joe Biden plans today to call for the nation's electricity to come from 100% clean emissions-free sources by 2035.
By Timothy Cama in Energywire