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Anthony Pugliese is no longer chief of staff at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. He announced his departure via Twitter today, and the news was confirmed by the agency. No reason was given.
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Anthony Pugliese is no longer chief of staff at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. He announced his departure via Twitter today, and the news was confirmed by the agency. No reason was given.
By Rod Kuckro in E&E News PM
President Trump's top economic adviser is not backing away from his belief that a carbon tax would be an effective way to address greenhouse gas emissions.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire