Greenwire headlines — Friday, April 13, 2018 — 12:58 PM

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SPOTLIGHT

1. EPA

Career official who clashed with Pruitt heads elsewhere

A top EPA career official who raised objections to Administrator Scott Pruitt's spending and travel demands has been moved outside the agency.

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2. INTERIOR

Proposed Nev. leasing zone could spark solar development

3. ENERGY POLICY

Exelon exec: 'We're not going to build more nuclear plants'

4. OFF TOPIC

EPA union chief studies theology and prays for happier days

Congress

5. HOUSE

Conservative firebrand Jordan may run for speaker

6. AUTOS

Some lawmakers keen on high-octane fuel standard

Politics

7. CALIFORNIA

McCarthy as speaker could boost water projects, farmers

8. ADVOCACY

The March for Science is back. Does it matter?

Natural Resources

9. ENDANGERED SPECIES

Texas bird flies off ESA list, despite some worries

10. WILDFIRES

Okla. blaze burns 120,000 acres, destroys homes

11. CALIFORNIA

Apartment complex fined $1.45M for blocking beach access

12. ENDANGERED SPECIES

No plan to save this weird, green-haired turtle

13. ENDANGERED SPECIES

Pop culture could make us downplay threats to cute animals

Law

14. ENERGY EFFICIENCY

Court stays order compelling DOE to issue stalled standards

15. UTILITIES

D.C. Circuit says ruling on fired worker is too 'opaque'

Energy

16. NUCLEAR WASTE

Barrel of radioactive sludge ruptures at Idaho facility

Air and Water

17. MINING

EPA hits back at company over Gold King Superfund site

18. WATER POLLUTION

Cargo ship spills 4K gallons of fuel into Mississippi River

Public Health

19. DRINKING WATER

Lead found in 70% of tested Chicago homes

20. AIR POLLUTION

Even short exposure is risky for young children — study

Transportation

21. ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Tesla, safety agency feud over investigation of deadly crash

22. HYPERLOOP

First full-scale system starts construction in France

States

23. PUERTO RICO

1 tree knocks out power for 840,000 people

24. OREGON

Wolf tally shows 11% growth

25. UTAH

Despite ban, finding wood-burning offenders is tricky

1. INVESTIGATION

Why the U.S. disaster agency isn't ready for catastrophes

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2. POLITICS

Trump hasn't saved coal in W.Va. They don't care

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3. RENEWABLE ENERGY

Solar on 1% of farmland could power all electricity – study

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4. COAL

America's mega-emitters are starting to close

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5. INTERIOR

Judge lets FWS shield names of trophy hunters

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Energywire

Wednesday, August 21, 2019 — 7:06 AM

ENERGY TRANSITIONS

Can solar increase emissions? A debate erupts

RENEWABLE ENERGY

Midwest power line sparks fight about 'clean' energy

ELECTRICITY

Solar may beat wind as corporate renewables grow — report

INTERIOR

Judge: No more NEPA studies needed for Nev. leases

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Climatewire

Wednesday, August 21, 2019 — 6:45 AM

TECHNOLOGY

Hydrogen goes from 'fool cells' to forklifts. It's here

CAR RULES

Will automakers stand by Trump in the Rose Garden?

ON LOCATION

In reeling Alaska, 'It is bad and it's scary'

CAMPAIGN 2020

Harris, wilting in polls, will go to climate event after all

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Tuesday, August 20, 2019 — 4:30 PM

AIR POLLUTION

EPA unveils final haze guidelines, sparking enviro protest

MINING

Fines aren't deterring safety violations — IG

AIR POLLUTION

Group threatens lawsuit over Texas SO2 emissions

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E&E Daily

Friday, August 2, 2019 — 7:20 AM

POLITICS

House Democrats have little to show on climate

APPROPRIATIONS

Energy-Water bill could be 'head of the line' after recess

HOUSE

Committee leaders promise more scrutiny of Trump

CLIMATE

After 250 speeches, Whitehouse thinks Congress is 'very close'

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