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Sterilization plans for wild horses rankle lawmakers
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is striking back at the Bureau of Land Management's latest attempt to test a permanent sterilization technique on wild horses.
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Scott Streater, E&E News reporter
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is striking back at the Bureau of Land Management's latest attempt to test a permanent sterilization technique on wild horses.
The booming shale industry could be headed off a financial cliff, experts say, and environmental groups are asking who will clean up thousands of wells drilled miles beneath the surface if businesses go bust.
By Heather Richards in Energywire
Greta Thunberg declined to give a speech on climate at a joint House hearing yesterday, instead she provided a U.N. special report.
By Nick Sobczyk and Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily
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The booming shale industry could be headed off a financial cliff, experts say, and environmental groups are asking who will clean up thousands of wells drilled miles beneath the surface if businesses go bust.
By Heather Richards in Energywire
Greta Thunberg declined to give a speech on climate at a joint House hearing yesterday, instead she provided a U.N. special report.
By Nick Sobczyk and Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily