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Geof Koss and Kellie Lunney, E&E News reporters
Republicans and Democrats will huddle on both sides of the Capitol today to consider an exit strategy for the 115th Congress, with key lame-duck decisions waiting on spending, taxes and public lands issues.
Utility data and recent claims from conservative groups are stirring up a debate about whether greenhouse gases and air pollution can rise because of large amounts of solar on the grid.
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The Trump administration is narrowing a long-standing federal practice of letting polluters do penance for their environmental violations, often in exchange for lower fines.
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Utility data and recent claims from conservative groups are stirring up a debate about whether greenhouse gases and air pollution can rise because of large amounts of solar on the grid.
By Kristi E. Swartz in Energywire
The Trump administration is narrowing a long-standing federal practice of letting polluters do penance for their environmental violations, often in exchange for lower fines.
By Ellen M. Gilmer in Greenwire