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Minibus wins strong support, but water bill may see delay
The Senate today took a major step toward passing its annual spending bill for EPA and the Interior Department, one that would avoid deep cuts and controversial policy riders.
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George Cahlink and Geof Koss, E&E News reporters
The Senate today took a major step toward passing its annual spending bill for EPA and the Interior Department, one that would avoid deep cuts and controversial policy riders.
ILIAMNA, Alaska — For nearly 20 years Alaskans have been fighting over the fate of a massive potential mine in the headwaters of Bristol Bay. More than $1 billion into the battle, many Alaska Native villagers are just sick of fighting about it.
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
The Bureau of Land Management's top official recused himself from decisionmaking tied to nearly five dozen groups and individuals, but his financial ties to some of them will last a lifetime.
By Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire
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ILIAMNA, Alaska — For nearly 20 years Alaskans have been fighting over the fate of a massive potential mine in the headwaters of Bristol Bay. More than $1 billion into the battle, many Alaska Native villagers are just sick of fighting about it.
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
The Bureau of Land Management's top official recused himself from decisionmaking tied to nearly five dozen groups and individuals, but his financial ties to some of them will last a lifetime.
By Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire