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National Archives defends records purge
The National Archives last week pushed back against criticism that the Interior Department is quietly trying to purge an unusually high volume of important records.
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Kelsey Brugger, E&E News reporter
The National Archives last week pushed back against criticism that the Interior Department is quietly trying to purge an unusually high volume of important records.
A General Motors scientist who did pioneering research on climate change in the 1960s faced pervasive sexism by male colleagues who largely dismissed her work.
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A General Motors scientist who did pioneering research on climate change in the 1960s faced pervasive sexism by male colleagues who largely dismissed her work.
By Maxine Joselow in Climatewire
Environmentalists, outdoor industry advocates and elected officials are all nervously awaiting news of which public lands projects will receive the first round of funding through the newly passed Great American Outdoors Act.
By Emma Dumain and Jennifer Yachnin in E&E Daily