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Oil tycoon funds far-right candidate challenging Texas oilfield regulator
Railroad Commissioner Jim Wright led the agency’s efforts to reform oilfield waste rules. Oil billionaires are now backing Bo French to unseat him.
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Trump worker heat program removes inspection goals
The program was designed to increase inspections at worksites with a high risk for extreme heat. But the Trump administration has eliminated inspection metrics.
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How Lee Zeldin shifted the mission — and the message — of the E.P.A.
More than any administrator in decades, Lee Zeldin talks about the Environmental Protection Agency's work in economic terms, reflecting President Trump’s desire to boost industry while downplaying environmental consequences.
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Scientist use DNA in efforts to help species adapt to climate change
As climate change outpaces the ability of ecosystems to adapt, scientists are turning to conservation genomics to guide restoration.
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Trump approves FEMA disaster requests for at least 7 states
President Donald Trump has approved major disaster declarations for seven states. That word comes from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which says Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota and Washington will get federal support for recovery needs.
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The emerging danger of post-hurricane heat waves
With global warming making people increasingly dependent on air conditioning, power failures from hurricanes followed by heat waves are creating increasingly hazardous risks to health.
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The Great Salt Lake is dying and fixing it could cost billions
Two factors are driving the decline of the Great Salt Lake: water use and less precipitation due to climate change. Saving the lake may require 260 billion gallons of water.
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