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Pebble adds more K Street muscle
Mining company Pebble LP has hired K Street giant Squire Patton Boggs to help win approval for a controversial copper and gold project in southwestern Alaska.
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Dylan Brown, E&E News reporter
Mining company Pebble LP has hired K Street giant Squire Patton Boggs to help win approval for a controversial copper and gold project in southwestern Alaska.
David Vela, the acting director of the National Park Service, arrived in Washington as something of a star: the grandson of a sharecropper, poised to become the first Latino to lead the park service. But the plan never quite followed the script.
By Rob Hotakainen in Greenwire
An endangered shorebird travels between the Canadian Arctic and Argentina every year, stopping over in the Delaware Bay to eat horseshoe crab eggs.
By Heather Richards in Greenwire
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David Vela, the acting director of the National Park Service, arrived in Washington as something of a star: the grandson of a sharecropper, poised to become the first Latino to lead the park service. But the plan never quite followed the script.
By Rob Hotakainen in Greenwire
An endangered shorebird travels between the Canadian Arctic and Argentina every year, stopping over in the Delaware Bay to eat horseshoe crab eggs.
By Heather Richards in Greenwire