SPOTLIGHT

1. LAW

Former EPA lawyers assail Pruitt's 'sue and settle' directive

Nearly 60 former U.S. EPA lawyers are urging Administrator Scott Pruitt to rethink his recent directive aimed at curbing the "sue and settle" practice by which groups take the agency to court to force regulations.

Larry Klayman files suit to have Bundy case dismissed

3. BONN TALKS

'Donald Trump cannot stop the things we are doing'

4. WHITE HOUSE

Trump dines out on shark-fin soup

Congress

5. FLOOD INSURANCE

House vote set on reform, reauthorization

Politics

6. LOBBYING

Firm joins grid 'resiliency' battle

7. HURRICANE MARIA

Top disaster official resigns; military leaves Puerto Rico

Natural Resources

8. PUBLIC LANDS

Industry says BLM regulatory tweak could help both sides

9. AGRICULTURE

Fla. investigates dairy over video of cow beatings

10. PUBLIC LANDS

Ariz. road named after fallen militia member Finicum

11. OBITUARY

Singer who channeled anger to protect Glen Canyon dies at 98

Law

12. PIPELINES

DOJ pledges to prosecute activists who damage infrastructure

Climate Change

13. CARBON CAPTURE

Boost technology 100-fold — or else, report warns

Energy

14. COAL

Closing Navajo plant would imperil Southwest grid — study

15. RENEWABLES

Father, son plan Antarctic trip fueled only by green energy

Federal Agencies

16. EPA

N.C. puts new science adviser on 'investigatory leave'

Air and Water

17. WESTERN WATER

Fish, farmers at risk as vast aquifer vanishes

18. DRINKING WATER

Toxic dry-cleaning chemical found in Tenn. aquifer

19. ALASKA

Winds kick up volcanic ash from 1912 eruption

International

20. EARTHQUAKES

Temblor on Iran-Iraq border kills 400, cracks dam

21. INDONESIA

Volunteers work to save 10 beached sperm whales

SPOTLIGHT

1. LAW

Former EPA lawyers assail Pruitt's 'sue and settle' directive

Top Stories

2. PUBLIC LANDS

Larry Klayman files suit to have Bundy case dismissed

3. BONN TALKS

'Donald Trump cannot stop the things we are doing'

4. WHITE HOUSE

Trump dines out on shark-fin soup

Congress

5. FLOOD INSURANCE

House vote set on reform, reauthorization

Politics

6. LOBBYING

Firm joins grid 'resiliency' battle

7. HURRICANE MARIA

Top disaster official resigns; military leaves Puerto Rico

Natural Resources

8. PUBLIC LANDS

Industry says BLM regulatory tweak could help both sides

9. AGRICULTURE

Fla. investigates dairy over video of cow beatings

10. PUBLIC LANDS

Ariz. road named after fallen militia member Finicum

11. OBITUARY

Singer who channeled anger to protect Glen Canyon dies at 98

Law

12. PIPELINES

DOJ pledges to prosecute activists who damage infrastructure

Climate Change

13. CARBON CAPTURE

Boost technology 100-fold — or else, report warns

Energy

14. COAL

Closing Navajo plant would imperil Southwest grid — study

15. RENEWABLES

Father, son plan Antarctic trip fueled only by green energy

Federal Agencies

16. EPA

N.C. puts new science adviser on 'investigatory leave'

Air and Water

17. WESTERN WATER

Fish, farmers at risk as vast aquifer vanishes

18. DRINKING WATER

Toxic dry-cleaning chemical found in Tenn. aquifer

19. ALASKA

Winds kick up volcanic ash from 1912 eruption

International

20. EARTHQUAKES

Temblor on Iran-Iraq border kills 400, cracks dam

21. INDONESIA

Volunteers work to save 10 beached sperm whales

1. ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Controversy splits EV charging group

2. ENFORCEMENT

No penalties for 90% of pipeline blasts

3. OFF TOPIC

Ethics czar Walter Shaub on 'screaming into the void'

4. CLIMATE

Romney signals anti-warming push

5. CLIMATE

What exactly is the 'Green New Deal'?

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EPA

Battle lines drawn for Wheeler confirmation fight

CLEAN WATER ACT

Court approves settlement opposed by DOJ

POLITICS

Oversight has 'got to be bipartisan' — former senator

NATIONAL PARKS

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CONGRESS

Dems know it's warming but not how to fix it

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