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Trump admin mulls deep cuts to clean energy programs
The White House is considering a fiscal 2019 budget proposal that would cut funding by 72 percent for the Department of Energy's renewables and energy efficiency programs from current levels.
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Hannah Northey, E&E News reporter
The White House is considering a fiscal 2019 budget proposal that would cut funding by 72 percent for the Department of Energy's renewables and energy efficiency programs from current levels.
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EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's critics are calling for his ouster, but in the meantime, he's become a useful punching bag.
By Zack Colman in Climatewire
Citing the potential for increased energy development, President Trump last night walked back an Obama-era ocean policy that aimed to improve coordination on coastal management.
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