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CCS experts defend EPA's new-source rule
A group of scientists who study carbon capture and sequestration is backing U.S. EPA in litigation over the agency's carbon dioxide limits for new power plants.
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Amanda Reilly, E&E News reporter
A group of scientists who study carbon capture and sequestration is backing U.S. EPA in litigation over the agency's carbon dioxide limits for new power plants.
National Park Service superintendents have largely stopped talking to the press and park advocates during the shutdown. Some speculate the reason for the silence is fear of backlash from headquarters in Washington.
By Rob Hotakainen and Jeremy P. Jacobs in Greenwire
Interior Department officials are preparing for the partial government shutdown to last months. However, oil and gas permitting has not stalled.
By Kelsey Brugger in Energywire
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National Park Service superintendents have largely stopped talking to the press and park advocates during the shutdown. Some speculate the reason for the silence is fear of backlash from headquarters in Washington.
By Rob Hotakainen and Jeremy P. Jacobs in Greenwire
Interior Department officials are preparing for the partial government shutdown to last months. However, oil and gas permitting has not stalled.
By Kelsey Brugger in Energywire