Energy and Environment: Arctic drilling operators can’t accurately pinpoint polar bear dens -- which means they can’t avoid destroying them
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A new study says polar bears could be killed when drilling comes to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge because officials are not certain where pregnant mothers dig their dens.
Activists and politicians accused the Trump administration of trying to curtail public input as it moves to change the National Environmental Policy Act.
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