Greenwire headlines — Friday, December 22, 2017 — 1:42 PM

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SPOTLIGHT

1. EPA

Pruitt sweeps more scientists off advisory panels

Bill Ball knew the question was coming. When it did, he quit a U.S. EPA advisory panel before he could be fired.

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2. EPA

Celebs, Air Force One in McCarthy's private emails

3. WATER POLLUTION

Trump EPA revives Mo. standards rejected by Obama admin

4. NATIONAL PARKS

Critics of fee hikes scramble to find alternatives

Politics

5. PUBLIC LANDS

Sessions orders probe of prosecutors in Bundy mistrial

6. OFFSHORE DRILLING

Interior halts National Academies study of safety program

7. PEOPLE

Longtime D.C. enviro heads for the exit

Congress

8. SENATE

Murkowski names 3 to committee staff

Natural Resources

9. ARCTIC

Alaska reserve, nearby lands could hold 17.6B barrels — USGS

10. INVASIVE SPECIES

Mussels spread mayhem, but trained dogs are on the case

11. WILDFIRES

The worst is likely over for Southern Calif.

Law

12. WORKER SAFETY

Judges reject EPA air chief Wehrum's silica arguments

Climate Change

13. OFF TOPIC

They wrote a 'bulletproof' endangerment finding. Now what?

14. CLEAN POWER PLAN

Citizens to Pruitt: 'Wake up' to extreme weather

15. ARCTIC

As researchers map pristine waters, they fear the cost

16. PUBLIC OPINION

Who tweets most about climate? Not the Southeast

Energy

17. ELECTRICITY

Shell makes big new-energy investment

Federal Agencies

18. EPA

Workers leave by the hundreds after Trump takes office

Chemicals

19. SUPERFUND

327 sites at risk from climate change — AP

Transportation

20. AUTOS

Spurning the dump, carmakers turn trash into profit

States

21. OREGON

Democrats' carbon pricing plan would fund climate projects

22. CALIFORNIA

Incandescent lightbulbs will start disappearing Jan. 1

International

23. IRELAND

Trump golf course gets green light for sea walls

24. GREECE

In Christmas protest, group threatens to put acid in foods

1. EMISSIONS

Climate action relied on natural gas. Then CO2 spiked

Climatewire: Monday, January 14, 2019

2. NOMINATIONS

'Radio silence' from White House on Interior pick — Murkowski

E&E Daily: Monday, January 14, 2019

3. EPA

Democrats want concessions for Wheeler confirmation

E&E Daily: Monday, January 14, 2019

4. EPA

Working during a shutdown — 'It's just weird'

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5. NATIONAL PARKS

Trump gets $28 bill for dirty bathroom

Greenwire: Monday, January 14, 2019

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Tuesday, January 15, 2019 — 4:21 PM

HOUSE

GOP doles out top energy, environment assignments

OFFSHORE DRILLING

Interior updates shutdown plan to push 5-year leasing policy

EPA

Watchdog accuses Wheeler of potential ethics violations

FORESTS

Beetles cause 'widespread tree mortality' in Colo. — survey

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Tuesday, January 15, 2019 — 7:25 AM

ENERGY TRANSITIONS

Oil majors see a climate threat — to their bottom line

ANTARCTICA

Ice loss is more dramatic than previously thought

ACTIVISM

New tactic for Sunrise Movement: Disaster relief

TREASURY

Trump picks ex-Senate aide for international post

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Energywire

Tuesday, January 15, 2019 — 7:02 AM

WHITE HOUSE

Trump's nuclear revival? It's a 'black box'

UTILITIES

PG&E bankruptcy poses challenges for new Calif. governor

FERC

Vacancy offers chance for a state regulator

INTERIOR

Republican governors turn on Zinke plan

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E&E Daily

Tuesday, January 15, 2019 — 6:54 AM

INFRASTRUCTURE

Oregon delegation in the driver's seat

DEMOCRATS

Progressives look to enforce climate litmus test

REPUBLICANS

Where do potential Trump primary opponents stand on climate?

PEOPLE TO WATCH

The new gatekeepers of the House energy, environment agenda

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