REGULATIONS

Clean Air Act rules likely targets in 2017 — CRS

Sean Reilly, E&E News reporter

Published: Monday, January 30, 2017

The Clean Air Act's regulatory structure "faces an unusual degree of uncertainty" this year, with all three branches of government potentially playing a role in the fate of key U.S. EPA rules already on the books, according to a newly released overview from the Congressional Research Service.

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BRISTOL BAY

Unending mine fight strains Alaska villages

ILIAMNA, Alaska — For nearly 20 years Alaskans have been fighting over the fate of a massive potential mine in the headwaters of Bristol Bay. More than $1 billion into the battle, many Alaska Native villagers are just sick of fighting about it.

By Dylan Brown in Greenwire Wednesday, October 16, 2019

INTERIOR

BLM chief's financial ties to law group run deep

The Bureau of Land Management's top official recused himself from decisionmaking tied to nearly five dozen groups and individuals, but his financial ties to some of them will last a lifetime.

By Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire Wednesday, October 16, 2019

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