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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.
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EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler yesterday said the agency is considering changes to how methane emissions from the oil and gas sector are counted. That could push the industry below Clean Air Act reporting levels.
By Jenny Mandel and Niina Heikkinen in Energywire
The annual return of the Asian monsoons is one of nature's great cycles of renewal. But scientists have noticed a puzzling recent trend: Some of the monsoons seem to be weakening over time.
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