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Count Ken Paxton, Texas' Republican attorney general, among those in the Lone Star State who have major problems with U.S. EPA's proposal to curb carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants.
Public health experts have long pointed to the failure to ban asbestos as an indictment of U.S. chemicals policy, and advocates are hoping that President Biden will revisit major regulatory decisions made under the Trump administration.
By E.A. Crunden in Greenwire
Two energy industry groups are withholding political funds from GOP lawmakers who voted not to accept President Biden's election win.
By Timothy Cama and E.A. Crunden in E&E Daily
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Public health experts have long pointed to the failure to ban asbestos as an indictment of U.S. chemicals policy, and advocates are hoping that President Biden will revisit major regulatory decisions made under the Trump administration.
By E.A. Crunden in Greenwire
Two energy industry groups are withholding political funds from GOP lawmakers who voted not to accept President Biden's election win.
By Timothy Cama and E.A. Crunden in E&E Daily