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As coal makes its way from mines to power plants, the result can be small but noteworthy upticks in the levels of airborne fine particulates, researchers said today, urging regulators to get more involved.
In a rush to leave town and wrap up business for the 115th Congress, lawmakers will likely leave significant unfinished business for next year.
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In a rush to leave town and wrap up business for the 115th Congress, lawmakers will likely leave significant unfinished business for next year.
By George Cahlink and Geof Koss in E&E Daily
Nine states and the District of Columbia have committed to forming a carbon cap-and-trade system for the transportation sector.
By Benjamin Storrow and Maxine Joselow in Climatewire