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Kellie Lunney, E&E News reporter
A top Democrat has scheduled June interviews with four Interior employees as part of an ongoing investigation into Secretary David Bernhardt's daily calendar and the department's record-keeping.
More than half of EPA's science advisory committees could be vulnerable to repeal by the end of the fiscal year under an executive order released Friday.
By Niina H. Farah, Kevin Bogardus and Michael Doyle in Greenwire
Virginia's longtime ban on uranium mining will remain in place after the Supreme Court issued a splintered decision upholding the policy.
By Ellen M. Gilmer and Dylan Brown in Greenwire
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More than half of EPA's science advisory committees could be vulnerable to repeal by the end of the fiscal year under an executive order released Friday.
By Niina H. Farah, Kevin Bogardus and Michael Doyle in Greenwire
Virginia's longtime ban on uranium mining will remain in place after the Supreme Court issued a splintered decision upholding the policy.
By Ellen M. Gilmer and Dylan Brown in Greenwire