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What: Energy and environmental agencies, as well as numerous programs across the federal government, will see their funding bumped up, while controversial policy fights were largely sidestepped in a year-end spending deal.
Who: George Cahlink | READ STORY >>>
What: As many as 80% of the 159 BLM staffers in D.C. who are being moved to the new headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo., or to other state offices from Alaska to Arizona, plan to reject the reassignment orders and either retire or find another job at the Interior Department or other agency in Washington.
Who: Scott Streater | READ STORY >>>
What: More than two weeks of U.N. climate talks ended with little headway on a key issue related to the Paris climate accord — an impasse that frustrated both activists and negotiators, and one that raised fresh worries about the future of the planet.
Who: Jean Chemnick | READ STORY >>>
What: Transmission congestion in the Upper Midwest threatens to dramatically slow renewable energy development in the region, clean energy advocates say.
Who: Jeffrey Tomich | READ STORY >>>
What: Reporting on the twists and turns of the 2020 election with a focus on energy and environment issues.
Who: E&E News staff | READ SERIES >>>
What: The latest in arguments as 21 young Americans sue the government over climate change.
Who: Jennifer Hijazi | READ SERIES >>>
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