1. TRANSPORTATION

Senate eyes EV fees to pay for highway bill

Key senators are considering imposing new federal user fees on electric vehicles to help pay for the chamber's $287 billion surface transportation bill.

SPOTLIGHT

1. TRANSPORTATION

Senate eyes EV fees to pay for highway bill

TOP STORIES

2. NATURAL RESOURCES

Boosters see hope for anti-drilling legislation in the Senate

3. APPROPRIATIONS

Senate eyes another funding bump for clean energy

4. BIOFUELS

Ernst to Trump: Stay home until we have deal

ON THE HILL

5. NOMINATIONS

Committee gives Fish and Wildlife nominee the once-over

6. ENERGY POLICY

Legislation to raise FERC pay meets resistance

7. CLIMATE

Dems push bill on warming's financial, economic risks

IN COMMITTEE

8. NOMINATIONS

Trump pick pledges to support chemical agency

9. CHEMICALS

Lawmakers remain split over safety program

10. ENERGY POLICY

Environmental justice caucus introduces first bill

11. AGRICULTURE

Lawmakers seek to increase research funding

Upcoming markups and hearings

12. Calendar

Activity for September 9 - September 15, 2019

1. NATURAL GAS

Developers kill Constitution pipeline project

2. TEXAS

Fracking linked to increased sexually transmitted infections

3. SENATE

Murkowski to release energy package this week

4. DRINKING WATER

Revamped lead rule ignores concerns raised in EPA memo

5. SUPREME COURT

3 things to watch in the Appalachian Trail pipeline fight

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ELECTRIC VEHICLES

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ENERGY MARKETS

Trump says coronavirus 'under control.' Experts disagree

ENERGY TRANSITIONS

Public power utilities back climate push for first time

NEW YORK

Utility warns of gas shortages in Cuomo pipeline fight

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WIRELESS

The climate impact no one can ignore: A dead phone

CAMPAIGN 2020

'Horrifying.' CBS debate under fire for ignoring climate

INDIA

Trump talks gas with Modi, who's serious about climate

ARCTIC

2 years were unusually warm. Animals noticed

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CHEMICALS

EPA toxics chief eyes overhaul to advisory panel

BIOFUELS

Grassley cheers USDA target

NATIONAL PARKS

Mount Rainier reopens after mudslides blocked access

NUCLEAR WASTE

3 structures at high risk of collapsing at Hanford site

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BUSINESS

JPMorgan won't finance new Arctic drilling, most coal plants

POLITICS

Hatch Act probe closed for top EPA official

REGULATIONS

Opponents storm hearing on NEPA rules

NATIONAL PARKS