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'Death spiral.' Pandemic threatens future of mass transit
Many riders fled the nation's subways and buses when the virus struck. Carbon emissions could rise if those systems suffer prolonged disruptions.
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Maxine Joselow, E&E News reporter
Many riders fled the nation's subways and buses when the virus struck. Carbon emissions could rise if those systems suffer prolonged disruptions.
A ruling yesterday could influence how the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission reviews and approves pipelines, with major implications for the gas industry, emissions and legal cases nationwide, analysts say.
By Niina H. Farah, Mike Soraghan and Miranda Willson in Energywire
With infrastructure talks in limbo, Democrats and their allies are working on a Plan B for one of President Biden's most ambitious climate proposals.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
A ruling yesterday could influence how the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission reviews and approves pipelines, with major implications for the gas industry, emissions and legal cases nationwide, analysts say.
By Niina H. Farah, Mike Soraghan and Miranda Willson in Energywire
With infrastructure talks in limbo, Democrats and their allies are working on a Plan B for one of President Biden's most ambitious climate proposals.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire