CITIES
Initiative promotes local planning to curb emissions
The World Bank and others have launched a program to advance local initiatives for reducing heat-trapping greenhouse gas emissions.
Arianna Skibell
Reporter
Arianna covers climate policy and impacts and Congress. Before that, she covered regulations and administrative procedure. She has also covered renewable energy, environmental justice and the inner working of federal agencies. Her work has appeared in Time, Salon, U.S. News & World Report and the Miami Herald, among other publications. Arianna has a master's degree in journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor's in psychology and linguistics from Emory University.
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POLITICS
CEI-led petition urges Pruitt to ditch endangerment finding
A conservative think tank urged U.S. EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt again today to reconsider the 2009 endangerment finding, the science that underpins his agency's climate rules.
CLIMATE
Group urges launch of regional coastal agency for Northeast
A Northeast regional planning association marked the fifth anniversary of Superstorm Sandy today by proposing the launch of a coastal commission to address rising sea levels for the New York-New Jersey-Connecticut area and to help the region prepare for climate change and extreme storms.
APPROPRIATIONS
Senate to release Interior-EPA bill
Senate appropriators aren't likely to follow the White House's lead this week when they mark up their fiscal 2018 spending bill for U.S. EPA and the Interior Department.
CLEAN POWER PLAN
Bipartisan House caucus urges Pruitt to halt repeal
A bipartisan group of House lawmakers urged U.S. EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt today to abandon his proposed repeal of President Obama's Clean Power Plan.