CLIMATE
Court backs Calif.'s fuel standard, again
A federal appeals court on Friday again rejected a broad constitutional challenge to California's climate change regime for transportation fuels.
Jeremy P. Jacobs
Reporter
Jeremy covers Western water, weather and legal issues for Greenwire, where he has worked since February 2010. He has written about the Supreme Court, as well as a wide range of issues including the Clean Air Act, Superfund and chemical policy. He worked previously as a political reporter for National Journal, The Hill and The New York Observer. He's been a media fellow at the Vermont Law School and holds a graduate degree from Columbia Journalism School, and an honors degree from Stanford University.
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GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN
Federal workers won't strike. Here's why
Federal employees stuck out of work and without pay during the partial government shutdown have few options to compel Congress and the president to reopen the government.
NATIONAL PARKS
Superintendents stay mum during 'blackout on news'
National Park Service superintendents have largely stopped talking to the press and park advocates during the partial government shutdown. Some speculate the reason for the silence is fear of backlash from NPS headquarters in Washington.
EPA
Agency can't wait out shutdown to turn over docs — judge
A federal judge yesterday sided with environmentalists and said EPA cannot delay releasing more than 20,000 documents because of the government shutdown.
NATIONAL PARKS
'Confusion, disappointment, frustration' in gateway town
THREE RIVERS, Calif. — Business owners here say the government shutdown and closure of nearby Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks are taking a major — and potentially lasting — toll on their bottom line.