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Okla. boosts scrutiny at disposal wells, hints at volume cut
Oklahoma oil and gas officials have put more than 200 new disposal wells under scrutiny for the possibility they might be contributing to the state's earthquake swarms.
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Mike Soraghan, E&E News reporter
Oklahoma oil and gas officials have put more than 200 new disposal wells under scrutiny for the possibility they might be contributing to the state's earthquake swarms.
EPA air chief Bill Wehrum draws inspiration from his days in the George W. Bush administration.
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EPA air chief Bill Wehrum draws inspiration from his days in the George W. Bush administration.
By Maxine Joselow and Sean Reilly in Greenwire
WILMINGTON, N.C. — A public housing building flooded from the top down. Days after Hurricane Florence poured in, Debbie Williams was still stepping through water pooled around her bed.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire