ELECTION 2016
After Clinton bloodbath, 'all hell breaks loose' for oil activists
For a community that had vowed to fight Hillary Clinton from the left, the reality of a Donald Trump presidency is a grim prospect to wake up to.
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Jenny Mandel, E&E News reporter
For a community that had vowed to fight Hillary Clinton from the left, the reality of a Donald Trump presidency is a grim prospect to wake up to.
Lingering rancor over immigration remains the primary hurdle for wrapping up the 115th Congress, keeping in limbo the fate of spending for EPA and the Interior Department, and other efforts.
After losing a Washington state ballot initiative, carbon tax advocates might be expected to seek an alternative climate solution. But many said they are undeterred.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
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Lingering rancor over immigration remains the primary hurdle for wrapping up the 115th Congress, keeping in limbo the fate of spending for EPA and the Interior Department, and other efforts.
After losing a Washington state ballot initiative, carbon tax advocates might be expected to seek an alternative climate solution. But many said they are undeterred.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire