Greenwire headlines — Monday, June 17, 2019 — 1:31 PM

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SPOTLIGHT

1. MINING

Supreme Court upholds uranium ban in 'Rubik's Cube' ruling

Virginia's longtime ban on uranium mining will remain in place after the Supreme Court issued a splintered decision upholding the policy.

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2. FEDERAL AGENCIES

Trump order targets advisory committees

3. INTERIOR

BLM removes top law enforcement official

4. FERC

Chatterjee scoffs at reporter on Twitter

POLITICS

5. OCEANS

Global deal on plastic trash avoids binding commitments

6. INTERIOR

Senior BLM official jumps to Forest Service

Natural Resources

7. AGRICULTURE

State insurance discounts aim to curb flood, climate impacts

8. MARINE MAMMALS

NOAA: 279 dolphins dead on Gulf Coast, triple usual number

Law

9. SUPREME COURT

Trump lawyers push to keep coal ash case on hold

10. EDUCATION

Faculty group sanctions Vermont Law School for budget cuts

Climate Change

11. DEFENSE

Military identifies most vulnerable bases

12. UNITED NATIONS

Climate talks held as Arctic ice melts, concerns grow

Wastes & Hazardous Substances

13. NUCLEAR WASTE

Hanford could be resting place for aircraft carrier's reactors

States

14. OREGON

Progressive climate policy poised for approval

15. KENTUCKY

Electric car chargers in state don't need regulation

16. MAINE

State could borrow to invest in green energy, infrastructure

International

17. IRELAND

Measures aim for net-zero emissions by 2050

18. ARGENTINA

Hunt for cause of massive power outage begins

19. indonesia

Seaweed farmers seek $140M over oil spill

20. IRAN

Tehran says it will break uranium stockpile limit in 10 days

1. GEORGE FLOYD PROTESTS

Park Police officers reassigned after attack on journalists

Greenwire: Thursday, June 4, 2020

2. GEORGE FLOYD PROTESTS

How a climate plan in Minneapolis fostered racial divisions

Climatewire: Thursday, June 4, 2020

3. RENEWABLE ENERGY

Ocean electricity takes 'big step' with baseload project

Energywire: Thursday, June 4, 2020

4. EMISSIONS

Breakthrough helps scientists see CO2 from fossil fuels

Climatewire: Thursday, June 4, 2020

5. EPA

Ex-staffers document 'destructive' agenda under Trump

Greenwire: Thursday, June 4, 2020

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Friday, June 5, 2020 — 4:19 PM

INTERIOR

Acting chiefs to lead BLM, NPS indefinitely

MARINE MONUMENTS

Trump rolls back protections, opens Atlantic site to fishing

GEORGE FLOYD PROTESTS

Park Police apologizes for denying use of tear gas

WHITE HOUSE

Judiciary Democrats probe Trump's pandemic rule-killing plans

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Energywire

Friday, June 5, 2020 — 7:24 AM

WHITE HOUSE

What Trump's permit order means for NEPA, energy and race

ENERGY TRANSITIONS

This governor pushed carbon targets. Now he's a Trump target

GEORGE FLOYD PROTESTS

'Numbers don't lie.' Energy sector's diversity questioned

OIL AND GAS

Feds: More permit hurdles needed to protect ANWR polar bears

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E&E Daily

Friday, June 5, 2020 — 7:12 AM

NEWSMAKER

This moderate Dem just might be the Hill's top climate nerd

NATURAL RESOURCES

Cassidy fires warning shot as McConnell tees up lands package

POLITICS

Trump vows to campaign against Murkowski in Alaska

INFRASTRUCTURE

Highway bill gains momentum, but pay-fors remain elusive

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Climatewire

Friday, June 5, 2020 — 6:53 AM

EMISSIONS

Is 1.5 C an impossible target?

WHITE HOUSE

Trump's NEPA rollback could fall hardest on minorities

POLITICS

Australia is taking heat for its draft climate plan

EXTREME WEATHER

'Green infrastructure' can be cheaper than dams — report

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