Thursday, 9 November 2017

Energy and Environment: Trump’s top environmental pick says she has ‘many questions’ about climate change

 
Energy and Environment
With Chris Mooney
 
 
Trump's top environmental pick says she has 'many questions' about climate change
Kathleen Hartnett White says there is an "incredible difference of opinion" among scientists about the issue.
EPA proposes reversing stricter pollution rules for heavy-duty trucks with older engines
The Environmental Protection Agency proposed a rule Thursday to repeal tighter emissions standards for heavy-duty trucks with older engines.
 
Murkowski bill directs at least 2 major lease sales in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
The measure would open the refuge to oil and gas drilling for the first time in a generation.
 
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As Syria embraces Paris climate deal, it's the United States against the world
About 200 other countries have signed onto the agreement. Now, only one country has disavowed it.
 
Powerful lawmaker wants to 'invalidate' the Endangered Species Act. He's getting close.
For decades, Rep. Rob Bishop has wanted to undo the law. Under Trump, victory is within his grasp.
 
EPA's new science advisers add more industry experts, conservatives to the mix
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt appointed 66 new scientific advisers to the agency, many of whom hail from industry or state government, and espouse more conservative views than their predecessors.
 
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Trump administration releases report finding 'no convincing alternative explanation' for climate change
The White House did not seek to prevent the release of the government's National Climate Assessment, which is mandated by law, despite the fact that its findings sharply contradict the administration's policies.
 
EPA's Pruitt and staff to attend chemical industry meeting at luxury resort next week
Pruitt will address the American Chemistry Council's board meeting at a retreat on South Carolina's Kiawah Island.
 
Trump agriculture nominee Sam Clovis confirms he has no hard-science credentials, withdraws over ties to Russia probe
The nominee repeatedly wrote "none" when asked by a key Senate Democrat about his academic credentials related to agricultural science.
 
 
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