Earth could break through a major climate threshold in the next 15 years, scientists warn; EPA head says he wants to ‘prioritize’ Superfund cleanups; U.S. blocks major pipeline after 18 leaks and a 2 million gallon spill of drilling mud; Senate unexpectedly rejects bid to repeal a key Obama-era environmental regulation; Trump will punt decision on the Paris climate agreement until after the G-7, Spicer says; Pipeline spill by Dakota Access company could have a ‘deadly effect’; France sent 42 people to a global climate summit. The Trump administration sent 7.; ‘We all knew this was coming’: Alaska’s thawing soils are now pouring carbon dioxide into the air; EPA dismisses half of key board’s scientific advisers; Interior suspends more than 200 advisory panels; The EPA just buried its climate change website for kids; EPA administrator will recuse himself from lawsuits he brought against agency; |
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