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Ellen M. Gilmer, E&E reporter
Environmentalists are conflicted in the wake of the Obama administration's release yesterday of a years-in-the-making study of hydraulic fracturing's impacts on water.
The Interior Department has tapped Wyoming attorney Karen Budd-Falen for a key, behind-the-scenes legal position with considerable sway over parks and wildlife policies.
By Scott Streater and Michael Doyle in Greenwire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler's dissolution last week of an air pollution review panel is a win for foes of the agency's scientific panels.
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The Interior Department has tapped Wyoming attorney Karen Budd-Falen for a key, behind-the-scenes legal position with considerable sway over parks and wildlife policies.
By Scott Streater and Michael Doyle in Greenwire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler's dissolution last week of an air pollution review panel is a win for foes of the agency's scientific panels.
By Sean Reilly in Greenwire