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Allison Winter, E&E reporter
An ethanol industry group proposed phasing out federal subsidies worth $6 billion a year to its industry, with some of that cash going instead to infrastructure projects to expand "blender"…
Money — not fish — could tip the scales in the decadeslong Pacific Northwest salmon war. Four controversial dams are now battered by falling prices for renewable energy, aging turbines and growing environmental mitigation costs. "The jig is up," said Daniel Malarkey, a senior fellow at a regional think tank.
By Jeremy P. Jacobs in Greenwire
While the Bureau of Land Management is adopting more wild horses and burros than ever, BLM acting chief William Perry Pendley says it will take many years and billions of dollars to reduce growing herds on federal rangelands to sustainable levels.
By Scott Streater in E&E News PM
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Money — not fish — could tip the scales in the decadeslong Pacific Northwest salmon war. Four controversial dams are now battered by falling prices for renewable energy, aging turbines and growing environmental mitigation costs. "The jig is up," said Daniel Malarkey, a senior fellow at a regional think tank.
By Jeremy P. Jacobs in Greenwire
While the Bureau of Land Management is adopting more wild horses and burros than ever, BLM acting chief William Perry Pendley says it will take many years and billions of dollars to reduce growing herds on federal rangelands to sustainable levels.
By Scott Streater in E&E News PM