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What: Thousands of researchers who rely on access to national parks find their projects in similar jeopardy or on hold because of the shutdown.
Who: Rob Hotakainen | READ STORY >>>
What: With the Democrats winning the majority in the House and a lot of reshuffling on committees in both chambers, there is a lot to cover before the start of the new Congress including the special climate committee, a coal-loving Dem leading the energy committee and all of those investigations.
Who: E&E Staff | READ COVERAGE >>>
What: PG&E warns it's ready to file for bankruptcy protection. The company says it lacks the funds to pay as much as $30 billion in liabilities tied to deadly wildfires.
Who: Anne Mulkern | READ STORY >>>
What: Cloud Peak Energy Inc. was supposed to be the smartest company in coal. But with debt mounting, the industry model might be on the auction block in a demoralizing tale for an industry already short on hope.
Who: Dylan Brown | READ STORY >>>
What: Mexico won't pay for President Trump's border wall. But Northern Californians, Houstonians and Floridians might.
Who: Daniel Cusick | READ STORY >>>
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