1. CHEMICALS

List of potentially contaminated military sites tops 700

The Department of Defense is now investigating more than 700 military installations that are potentially contaminated with per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.

SPOTLIGHT

1. CHEMICALS

List of potentially contaminated military sites tops 700

TODAY'S STORIES

2. ENDANGERED SPECIES

Nev. wildflower destruction pits greens against miners

3. INTERIOR

Probe pinpoints cybersecurity shortcomings

4. ENDANGERED SPECIES

Barrasso introduces legislation to reform ESA

Upcoming markups and hearings

5.Calendar

Activity for September 14 - September 20, 2020

1. PUBLIC LANDS

Bundy to Biden: Stay away from my cattle

2. LAW

How Biden could make his mark on the courts

3. SUPREME COURT

Climate fight could doom efforts to make Big Oil pay

4. CAMPAIGN 2020

Biden: Banning fossil fuels in 10 years 'not possible'

5. TRANSITION

Biden adds 6 policy experts to his climate team

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INTERVIEW

Andrew Wheeler has some advice for Biden EPA

PUBLIC LANDS

Bundy to Biden: Stay away from my cattle

NATIONAL PARKS

What will become of Trump's statue garden?

CAPITOL RIOT

Interior IG launches inquiry into agency's role in Jan. 6 chaos

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Energywire

LAW

2021 legal fights will test Biden energy agenda

DOE

Trump issues long-awaited fracking ban report

FERC

Contested market rule at issue as Danly's chairmanship ends

CAPITOL RIOT

Utilities halt political donations in wake of Hill chaos

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E&E Daily

Q&A

Manchin on fracking, climate and a clean energy standard

LAW

How Biden could make his mark on the courts

PANDEMIC

Biden releases $1.9T COVID-19 stimulus plan

CAPITOL RIOT

Senators wrestle with impeachment unknowns

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Climatewire

POLITICS

Biden's climate long shot in the Senate

SUPREME COURT

Climate fight could doom efforts to make Big Oil pay

COLORADO

Greens tee off on Democrat's climate plan

MASSACHUSETTS

Governor vetoes climate bill; supporters vow to try again

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