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Methane leak capped, but political fallout may linger
The massive methane leak at a natural gas facility in Los Angeles was capped in February, but the political fallout is showing no signs of letting up.
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Jeremy P. Jacobs, E&E News reporter
The massive methane leak at a natural gas facility in Los Angeles was capped in February, but the political fallout is showing no signs of letting up.
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Buried in the Interior Department's plan to drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is an admission that oil and gas development may lead to extinctions in the remote expanse of Alaska.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis is warning the public about the national security risks of climate change.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire