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Fisheries fight emerges in Energy-Water spending talks
A fight over how to manage hydropower and fisheries in the Pacific Northwest is one of several issues holding up the fiscal 2019 Energy-Water spending bill.
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George Cahlink, E&E News reporter
A fight over how to manage hydropower and fisheries in the Pacific Northwest is one of several issues holding up the fiscal 2019 Energy-Water spending bill.
Current and former Interior Department staffers are speaking out about the Trump administration's road map for holding the first oil and gas lease sale in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
By Heather Richards and Scott Streater in Energywire
Top Democrats and some Republicans are calling for the White House to resume talks on COVID-19 relief, after President Trump roiled talks over the weekend with a series of executive orders.
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Current and former Interior Department staffers are speaking out about the Trump administration's road map for holding the first oil and gas lease sale in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
By Heather Richards and Scott Streater in Energywire
Top Democrats and some Republicans are calling for the White House to resume talks on COVID-19 relief, after President Trump roiled talks over the weekend with a series of executive orders.