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Lawmakers clash over subpoenas, scientist's claims
Top lawmakers on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee argued this morning over subpoenas and who should have the power to issue them.
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Hannah Hess, E&E News reporter
Top lawmakers on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee argued this morning over subpoenas and who should have the power to issue them.
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A federal court last night halted a planned hunt for grizzly bears near Yellowstone National Park and restored Endangered Species Act protections for them.
By Ellen M. Gilmer in Greenwire
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Chief of Staff Anthony Pugliese's unusual behavior has extended to conspiratorial criticism of the Sierra Club.
By Sam Mintz in Energywire