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Rob Bishop may not retire after all
Utah Republican Rep. Rob Bishop, the ranking member on Natural Resources, is reconsidering his decision to retire and will decide at the end of this month whether to run for a 10th term in 2020.
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George Cahlink, E&E News reporter
Utah Republican Rep. Rob Bishop, the ranking member on Natural Resources, is reconsidering his decision to retire and will decide at the end of this month whether to run for a 10th term in 2020.
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President Trump has railed recently against energy-efficient appliances. Political strategists say it reflects many aspects of his political career.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Donations from former EPA administrators have gone to congressional and presidential candidates like former Vice President Joe Biden.
By Kevin Bogardus in E&E Daily