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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.
SHREVEPORT, La. — Property tax giveaways to oil companies and entrenched poverty around Louisiana refineries help tell the story of race and disease in an American energy hub at a time when the coronavirus is spiking in the South.
By Heather Richards in Energywire
A Colorado newspaper in the city the Bureau of Land Management will soon call home is now formally opposing President Trump's nomination of William Perry Pendley to lead the agency.
By Scott Streater in Greenwire
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SHREVEPORT, La. — Property tax giveaways to oil companies and entrenched poverty around Louisiana refineries help tell the story of race and disease in an American energy hub at a time when the coronavirus is spiking in the South.
By Heather Richards in Energywire
A Colorado newspaper in the city the Bureau of Land Management will soon call home is now formally opposing President Trump's nomination of William Perry Pendley to lead the agency.
By Scott Streater in Greenwire