Greenwire headlines — Wednesday, January 16, 2019 — 1:22 PM

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SPOTLIGHT

1. EPA

Shutdown politics overshadow Wheeler's confirmation hearing

The partial government shutdown that has closed EPA for weeks loomed over acting Administrator Andrew Wheeler's confirmation hearing this morning to lead the agency on a permanent basis.

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2. WILD HORSES

Forest Service mulls sales that could lead to slaughter

3. CAR RULES

Trump admin to relax rollback — Carper

4. FOREST SERVICE

What programs are operating during shutdown? It's muddled

Government Shutdown

5. LAW

Federal courts stretch budget another week

6. WATER POLLUTION

Shutdown slows efforts to track return of Fla.'s red tide

7. AGRICULTURE

USDA temporarily reopens some farm assistance centers

Congress

8. GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN

Pelosi proposes punting on State of the Union

9. OFFSHORE DRILLING

Dems blast Interior over leasing work during shutdown

Politics

10. AIR POLLUTION

AGs slam EPA bid to extend sales of dirty wood-fired heaters

Natural Resources

11. WATER POLICY

Report could help open funding spigots for recycling grants

12. WILDLIFE

Apps let everyone help track health of insect populations

13. EARTHQUAKES

Northridge disaster shattered Los Angeles 25 years ago

14. OCEANS

Key West officials take step toward banning some sunscreens

Law

15. PUBLIC LANDS

Final defendant sentenced in Bundy ranch standoff

16. UTILITIES

Northern Calif. county ravaged by wildfire sues PG&E

States

17. MONTANA

Trapping ban urged for cat-sized forest predators

18. SOUTH CAROLINA

Capital bans electric scooters for a year

19. NEW YORK

Cuomo's budget proposal includes bag ban, congestion toll

20. MICHIGAN

Sugar company settles air, water pollution lawsuit

International

21. MIDDLE EAST

Weather front brings sandstorms, hail, rain

1. ELECTRIC VEHICLES

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2. DOE

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3. OCEANS

Scientists develop COVID-19 test for dolphins, sea turtles

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4. CYBERSECURITY

Trump's grid order blindsides electricity sector

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5. PUBLIC LANDS

Justice Department looks to retry Bundys

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Friday, May 29, 2020 — 4:12 PM

PUBLIC LANDS

Prosecutors 'fell short,' seek do-over in Bundy trial

AGENDA

House updates calendar, outlines plans for infrastructure

NUCLEAR

DOE makes national security case for uranium reserve

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Friday, May 29, 2020 — 7:26 AM

LAW

Meet the judge at the heart of the West's top energy battles

CYBERSECURITY

Trump's grid order blindsides electricity sector

ENERGY TRANSITIONS

Wind ban to wind hub? Inside N.C.'s renewable shift

CARBON CAPTURE

Trump admin issues long-awaited CCS tax rule

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Friday, May 29, 2020 — 7:16 AM

PANDEMIC

Renewable energy supporters running out of patience

WATER POLICY

Utilities ramp up lobbying for relief, broader reforms

AGRICULTURE

Pork industry, facing 'catastrophe,' seeks more aid

HOUSE

Lawmakers vote to expand COVID-19 relief program

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Friday, May 29, 2020 — 6:39 AM

CLIMATE IMPACTS

Ojibwe prophecy led to the Great Lakes. Now it's threatened

WHITE HOUSE

Experts brief Trump on hurricanes but not climate

SCIENCE

Ancient glaciers sprinted backward, surprising researchers

EPA

Rough economy, Trump rollbacks could hike methane emissions

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