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HOUSTON — A reporting effort for "near miss" offshore energy accidents is lagging due to a lack of industry interest, the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement reported yesterday.
The actress and political activist is leading a cast of older celebrities into the spotlight to demand action on climate change. Environmentalists say it shows the breadth of a movement that's increasingly being driven by younger people.
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The actress and political activist is leading a cast of older celebrities into the spotlight to demand action on climate change. Environmentalists say it shows the breadth of a movement that's increasingly being driven by younger people.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
Five offshore wind developers released a plan this morning to coordinate turbine placement in the shallow waters off New England, in a bid to ease fishermen's concerns and win over regulators.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire