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Kevin Bogardus, E&E News reporter
The Washington rumor mill has started grinding on who might lead U.S. EPA after President Obama leaves the White House.
There are state policy commitments for at least 600 times more offshore wind capacity than what exists now. But will regulatory lags and financial fears prevent an industry boom?
By Heather Richards in Energywire
Climate change got high billing in the first debate of the Democratic presidential primary, but the candidates did little to differentiate their positions.
By Timothy Cama in E&E Daily
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There are state policy commitments for at least 600 times more offshore wind capacity than what exists now. But will regulatory lags and financial fears prevent an industry boom?
By Heather Richards in Energywire
Climate change got high billing in the first debate of the Democratic presidential primary, but the candidates did little to differentiate their positions.
By Timothy Cama in E&E Daily