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Court nixes oil and gas leases for deficient climate review
A federal court rebuked the Bureau of Land Management yesterday for failing to consider certain climate impacts of oil and gas development on public lands in New Mexico.
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Ellen M. Gilmer, E&E News reporter
A federal court rebuked the Bureau of Land Management yesterday for failing to consider certain climate impacts of oil and gas development on public lands in New Mexico.
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Joe Biden is escalating his climate change agenda with a $2 trillion infrastructure and clean energy plan that would get fossil fuels entirely out of the nation's electricity supply in less than 15 years.
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An array of seagoing robots are waiting for hurricanes to enter U.S. coastal waters. Up to 30 drones will be used to study climate change.
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