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Bernhardt and Trump have a lot to chew over
When acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt dines with President Trump today, he'll be getting politically invaluable face time as well as, perhaps, a marching order or two.
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Michael Doyle, E&E News reporter
When acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt dines with President Trump today, he'll be getting politically invaluable face time as well as, perhaps, a marching order or two.
Call it a choice between "Black Panther" and blackouts in the rollout of super-fast 5G internet technology. America's tech titans are lined up against electric utilities in a noisy fight for control of wireless spectrum power companies say is critical for communications if a natural disaster darkens a city or hackers breach the grid.
By Peter Behr in Energywire
The Green New Deal's number of new co-sponsors has slowed, and prospects of passage have hit roadblocks in the House and Senate.
By Mark K. Matthews and Adam Aton in Climatewire
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Call it a choice between "Black Panther" and blackouts in the rollout of super-fast 5G internet technology. America's tech titans are lined up against electric utilities in a noisy fight for control of wireless spectrum power companies say is critical for communications if a natural disaster darkens a city or hackers breach the grid.
By Peter Behr in Energywire
The Green New Deal's number of new co-sponsors has slowed, and prospects of passage have hit roadblocks in the House and Senate.
By Mark K. Matthews and Adam Aton in Climatewire