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Jennifer Yachnin, E&E News reporter
Congressional Democrats unveiled plans yesterday to kill an incentive program for offshore oil and gas production that has eliminated as much as $18 billion in federal royalty revenues over the past two decades.
A shortcoming of EPA's latest regulation on coal plant wastewater could affect EPA employees who rely on drinking water from Washington, D.C.'s Potomac River, which has an intake located roughly 30 miles downstream of a coal-fired power plant that has previously been scrutinized for its releases of bromide.
By Ariel Wittenberg in Greenwire
For years, the Mercer Family Foundation has bankrolled efforts to question climate science with large donations to groups such as the Heartland Institute, CO2 Coalition and Cato Institute.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
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A shortcoming of EPA's latest regulation on coal plant wastewater could affect EPA employees who rely on drinking water from Washington, D.C.'s Potomac River, which has an intake located roughly 30 miles downstream of a coal-fired power plant that has previously been scrutinized for its releases of bromide.
By Ariel Wittenberg in Greenwire
For years, the Mercer Family Foundation has bankrolled efforts to question climate science with large donations to groups such as the Heartland Institute, CO2 Coalition and Cato Institute.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire