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The Interior Department will now funnel certain grants through a political screening intended to ensure the federal dollars "better align" with the administration's "priorities," according to a newly revealed memo.
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler sold his agency's power plant carbon rule yesterday as having all the benefits of its Obama-era predecessor with none of the costs.
By Jean Chemnick and Niina H. Farah in Climatewire
A House panel yesterday advanced legislation that would address two hot-button natural resources issues: mandatory funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and offshore drilling.
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EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler sold his agency's power plant carbon rule yesterday as having all the benefits of its Obama-era predecessor with none of the costs.
By Jean Chemnick and Niina H. Farah in Climatewire
A House panel yesterday advanced legislation that would address two hot-button natural resources issues: mandatory funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and offshore drilling.
By Kellie Lunney in E&E Daily