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ST. LOUIS — Leaders of Missouri's House and Senate committees that oversee utilities provided a sneak preview on issues that could be addressed during the upcoming legislative session that starts in January.
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EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler yesterday said the agency is considering changes to how methane emissions from the oil and gas sector are counted. That could push the industry below Clean Air Act reporting levels.
By Jenny Mandel and Niina Heikkinen in Energywire
When Sir Robert Watson appeared before a House subcommittee to answer questions about a report he'd overseen on mass extinctions, a witness next to him started leveling attacks.
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