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National park superintendents will be allowed to use money raised from recreation and visitor entrance fees to pay for permanent employees under a new policy that's sure to arouse opposition in Congress.
The Democratic presidential field gets its first chance to square off this week when most of the two dozen candidates gather in Miami for two days of debate.
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The explosions that rocked the East Coast's biggest oil refiner Friday are prompting a new round of calls to shut down the site, now being investigated by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board.
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The Democratic presidential field gets its first chance to square off this week when most of the two dozen candidates gather in Miami for two days of debate.
By Mark K. Matthews in Climatewire
The explosions that rocked the East Coast's biggest oil refiner Friday are prompting a new round of calls to shut down the site, now being investigated by the U.S. Chemical Safety Board.
By Mike Lee in Energywire