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Judge won't indulge 'revolutionary' wilderness case
A federal court has scrapped for good an unconventional climate case asserting a "right to wilderness."
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Jennifer Hijazi, E&E News reporter
A federal court has scrapped for good an unconventional climate case asserting a "right to wilderness."
Millions of acres in the eastern half of Oklahoma remain part of a Native American reservation for criminal law purposes, the Supreme Court said today in a sharply divided ruling that could have implications for oil and gas development in the state.
By Niina H. Farah in Greenwire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler is blasting the House Democrats' fiscal 2021 spending bill for environment agencies, saying the legislation would eviscerate key programs.
By Hannah Northey and Kevin Bogardus in Greenwire
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Millions of acres in the eastern half of Oklahoma remain part of a Native American reservation for criminal law purposes, the Supreme Court said today in a sharply divided ruling that could have implications for oil and gas development in the state.
By Niina H. Farah in Greenwire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler is blasting the House Democrats' fiscal 2021 spending bill for environment agencies, saying the legislation would eviscerate key programs.
By Hannah Northey and Kevin Bogardus in Greenwire