INTERIOR
With some final signatures, Zinke signs off
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke ended today his ride atop a department that accomplished some of his goals but is now diminished by a government shutdown and undercut by myriad leadership vacancies.
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Michael Doyle, E&E News reporter
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke ended today his ride atop a department that accomplished some of his goals but is now diminished by a government shutdown and undercut by myriad leadership vacancies.
In a long-delayed move, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler today announced a rollback of Obama-era rules for oil and gas industry emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
By Jean Chemnick in E&E News PM
EPA's first environmental justice chief was left gasping for breath when she visited an industrial town in Louisiana to tout her office's work in 1997. The trip had a lasting impact on Clarice Gaylord.
By Hannah Northey in Greenwire
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In a long-delayed move, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler today announced a rollback of Obama-era rules for oil and gas industry emissions of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
By Jean Chemnick in E&E News PM
EPA's first environmental justice chief was left gasping for breath when she visited an industrial town in Louisiana to tout her office's work in 1997. The trip had a lasting impact on Clarice Gaylord.
By Hannah Northey in Greenwire