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Capitol Police escorted the protesters out. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
Energy and Environment

Protesters fail to stall hearing on Trump’s energy nominees

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The Tennessee Valley Authority, a large government-funded electric utility, said a court-ordered clean up of a coal waste site will take about 24 years to fulfill, and that the utility is considering appealing the federal court's mandate within the next 30 days. (AP Photo/Mark Humphrey)
Energy and Environment

Tennessee Valley Authority mulls appeal of 24-year coal cleanup project

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EPA's workforce numbers are expected to drop to levels unseen since President Ronald Reagan was in office, according to an agency official. The agency unveiled its program to begin buying out employees in June to meet President Trump's goal of reining in the agency's budget.
Energy and Environment

EPA staff levels to hit 30-year low this month

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There are three reasons why Trump chose the facility. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh)
Energy and Environment

Why is Trump holding a tax speech at a North Dakota refinery?

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Record-breaking floods proved too much for the large facility, which was forced to close down on Aug. 30. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
Energy and Environment

Largest US refinery slowly comes back to life after Harvey

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Greg Walden was the top Republican of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, where he helped encourage his party to finally take the issue of climate change seriously after years of neglecting it.
Energy and Environment

House energy chairman Greg Walden eyes new direction for Energy Department

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The war game that the government and utilities hold every other year to simulate attacks on the power grid is being expanded this year to include big banks, Wall Street, and the telecommunications industry.
Business

White House expands power grid war to include banks, Wall Street and telecom companies

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The Trump administration's big push to export more U.S. natural gas to Europe, Asia, and beyond may prove impervious in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey's wrath, as the country's leading exporter of the gaseous fossil fuel on the Gulf Coast was able to continue business as normal during the storm. (AP Photo/Cliff Owen, File)
Energy and Environment

Trump’s natural gas vision may prove impervious to Harvey

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Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del., suspects that the Arkema plant was lax in meeting its EPA-required risk planning requirements, which may have resulted in the blasts. He wants EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt to get back to him with answers by Sept. 29. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
Energy and Environment

Sen. Tom Carper scolds EPA’s Scott Pruitt over Arkema plant explosions after Harvey

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The department released an additional 3.5 million barrels from the nation's Strategic Petroleum Reserve on Friday. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)
Energy and Environment

Energy Secretary Rick Perry dumps 3.5 million gallons of oil into market in response to high fuel prices

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