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Federal agencies are inconsistent in their analysis of how climate change would affect large projects, according to a new survey. Columbia Law School's Center for Climate Change Law analyzed 196…
More than 160 pages of emails, memos and itineraries obtained by E&E News under a Nevada public records request show what it takes to pull off a visit by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt. Weeks of emails and conference calls, advance site visits and plenty of overtime let the press-shy EPA chief slip into town.
By Kevin Bogardus in Greenwire
In signing off on a proposed scientific "transparency" rule yesterday, EPA chief Scott Pruitt heralded a straightforward goal: to show the data underlying major new regulations.
By Sean Reilly in Greenwire
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More than 160 pages of emails, memos and itineraries obtained by E&E News under a Nevada public records request show what it takes to pull off a visit by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt. Weeks of emails and conference calls, advance site visits and plenty of overtime let the press-shy EPA chief slip into town.
By Kevin Bogardus in Greenwire
In signing off on a proposed scientific "transparency" rule yesterday, EPA chief Scott Pruitt heralded a straightforward goal: to show the data underlying major new regulations.
By Sean Reilly in Greenwire