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Judge slams FERC's climate review
A panel of judges grilled the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission today on its approach to studying climate impacts from natural gas pipelines.
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Ellen M. Gilmer, E&E News reporter
A panel of judges grilled the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission today on its approach to studying climate impacts from natural gas pipelines.
The aftermath of what is probably the first labor dispute in history triggered by climate change will likely reverberate around the world for some time.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
Senate appropriators are aiming to approve funding for the Interior Department and EPA by avoiding contentious policy issues. They will also release the bill to fund NOAA, NASA and climate research.
By Geof Koss and George Cahlink in E&E Daily
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The aftermath of what is probably the first labor dispute in history triggered by climate change will likely reverberate around the world for some time.
By John Fialka in Climatewire
Senate appropriators are aiming to approve funding for the Interior Department and EPA by avoiding contentious policy issues. They will also release the bill to fund NOAA, NASA and climate research.
By Geof Koss and George Cahlink in E&E Daily