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Sanders urges probe of 'gutless' op-ed author
The anonymous New York Times op-ed that triggered pushback from President Trump continues to roil the White House.
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Hannah Northey, E&E News reporter
The anonymous New York Times op-ed that triggered pushback from President Trump continues to roil the White House.
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Big oil companies publicly support carbon taxes. But an E&E News examination of hundreds of lobbying records reveals rare instances in which six of the largest corporations urged lawmakers to adopt the climate policy.
By Benjamin Hulac and Kelsey Brugger in Climatewire
Congress isn't expected to wrap up its Interior-EPA spending bill before the fiscal year begins, leaving environmental and land use agencies facing at least two months of flat funding.
By George Cahlink and Geof Koss in E&E Daily