NOMINATIONS
Hearing set on Fish and Wildlife, chemicals picks
Senators this week are set to consider another trove of administration nominees, with Fish and Wildlife Service pick Aurelia Skipwith the most prominent on energy and environment issues.
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Michael Doyle and Manuel Quiñones, E&E News reporters
Senators this week are set to consider another trove of administration nominees, with Fish and Wildlife Service pick Aurelia Skipwith the most prominent on energy and environment issues.
The city is considered a leader in the urban climate movement. But communities of color say Minneapolis isn't accounting for the temperature impacts affecting their neighborhoods.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Accounting for man-made CO2 emissions up to now has been more than a slightly messy business. But now scientists have found a way to use carbon-dating techniques to track it.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
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The city is considered a leader in the urban climate movement. But communities of color say Minneapolis isn't accounting for the temperature impacts affecting their neighborhoods.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
Accounting for man-made CO2 emissions up to now has been more than a slightly messy business. But now scientists have found a way to use carbon-dating techniques to track it.
By John Fialka in Climatewire