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IG will probe alleged censoring of draft NPS climate study
The Interior Department's Office of Inspector General will scrutinize alleged alterations to a pending National Park Service report related to climate change and rising sea levels.
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Michael Doyle and Adam Aton, E&E News reporters
The Interior Department's Office of Inspector General will scrutinize alleged alterations to a pending National Park Service report related to climate change and rising sea levels.
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Through years of courtroom advocacy, backroom strategizing and more than one trip to the Supreme Court, the soon-to-disband Utility Air Regulatory Group touched every major air quality initiative for a generation.
By Ellen M. Gilmer in Greenwire
Pennsylvanians are fighting a pipeline company for cutting up their land using eminent domain. Will their plea to the Supreme Court pay off?
By Pamela King in Energywire