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Iowa moves to shield farmers, ethanol plants, from lawsuits over emissions
Climate lawsuits are a largely nonexistent threat to farmers in the state of Iowa, but ethanol producers could benefit from the law.
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‘Heat batteries’ leave some city blocks scorched
It’s about to get hotter in our nation’s cities. Just how hot it gets depends not only on the weather, but also on infrastructure, working conditions, and ZIP codes.
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Chemical threats nearby? Trump’s EPA doesn’t want you to know
Climate change is making the risk of disastrous chemical accidents more likely. But the EPA wants to gut recently enhanced safety requirements for hazardous facilities.
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Oil tycoon funds far-right candidate challenging Texas oilfield regulator
Texas 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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Is the Keystone XL pipeline back?
A company has proposed to build a crude oil pipeline crossing the Canadian border near where the long-contested project would have entered the United States.
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US EPA chief celebrates endangerment finding repeal with climate skeptics
Casting doubt on the determination that greenhouse gas emissions endanger public health and welfare, Lee Zeldin said “We’re not accepting all of the narrative of the left without any question or pushback.”
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The global energy supply in a decade ‘is not a world we’re going to recognize’
With the U.S. bombing Iran and the Strait of Hormuz closed, energy experts say countries transitioning to renewables will be more resilient in the “face of the shock.”
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