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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.
With an eye toward wrapping up the 115th Congress, negotiations will resume today on taxes, spending and public lands.
A researcher who was funded by an industry group opposed to air pollution standards will lead an EPA panel in a major review of those rules.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
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With an eye toward wrapping up the 115th Congress, negotiations will resume today on taxes, spending and public lands.
A researcher who was funded by an industry group opposed to air pollution standards will lead an EPA panel in a major review of those rules.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire