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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.
EHRENFELD, Pa. — A bipartisan program to resuscitate coal country has poured millions of dollars into Appalachia. Three years later, the program is on the verge of reauthorization. But is it working?
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
President Trump's allies hope his administration will plow ahead with its deregulatory energy and environmental agenda next year, despite push back from newly empowered House Democrats.
By Corbin Hiar in Greenwire
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EHRENFELD, Pa. — A bipartisan program to resuscitate coal country has poured millions of dollars into Appalachia. Three years later, the program is on the verge of reauthorization. But is it working?
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
President Trump's allies hope his administration will plow ahead with its deregulatory energy and environmental agenda next year, despite push back from newly empowered House Democrats.
By Corbin Hiar in Greenwire