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Top government officials are meeting today on the Dakota Access pipeline, but a timeline for a final decision on the project remains unknown, government lawyers told a federal court this morning.
Canada has a surplus of hydropower that could help New England and New York meet their climate goals. But that electricity can't reach the U.S. without new transmission lines. And those projects are dividing communities.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
Seven former EPA administrators from both parties have offered to help Congress scrutinize the agency's actions under President Trump.
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Canada has a surplus of hydropower that could help New England and New York meet their climate goals. But that electricity can't reach the U.S. without new transmission lines. And those projects are dividing communities.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
Seven former EPA administrators from both parties have offered to help Congress scrutinize the agency's actions under President Trump.
By Kevin Bogardus in E&E Daily