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Ken Salazar, Steven Chu praise fracking as ‘safe’
Beltway Confidential

Ken Salazar, Steven Chu praise fracking as ‘safe’

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Department of Interior officials reported lax with government travel cards
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Department of Interior officials reported lax with government travel cards

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GovExec.com: Fish and Wildlife Service to save money by moving Virginia headquarters
Energy and Environment

GovExec.com: Fish and Wildlife Service to save money by moving Virginia headquarters

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NY Times: National parks try to appeal to minorities
Energy and Environment

NY Times: National parks try to appeal to minorities

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Six federally recognized Native Alaskan tribes and commercial fishing interests started what may well prove to be Big Green's biggest ballyhoo ever with a May 2010 letter to the Environmental Protection Agency against the proposed Pebble Mine -- a huge prospect of copper, gold, and molybdenum near the vast salmon runs of Bristol Bay. (AP/Al Grillo)
Columnists

Behind Alaska’s Pebble Mine controversy is a hidden-influence whodunit

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The American Land Conservancy issued a $178 million grant to the California Rangeland Trust — Hearst Ranch, the single biggest Big Green grant. (AP File)
Columnists

Top 10 jumbo foundation grants fund Big Green

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According the the Washington Post, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell suggested no one working in the Department of Interior should challenge the idea that climate change is driven by human activity. (AP File)
Beltway Confidential

Interior Secretary: I don’t want any climate-change deniers in my department

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Growing questions about credibility of EPA’s Pebble Mine ‘science’
Energy and Environment

Growing questions about credibility of EPA’s Pebble Mine ‘science’

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Scientists working for the Fish & Wildlife Service should not be allowed to keep work-product produced on tax-funded projects out of the public view, according to Washington Examiner columnist Ron Arnold. Above is a gray wolf in Wymoming, a species that environmentalists worry could be over-hunted and driven to extinction. (AP Photo)
Columnists

Why are publicly-funded scientists allowed to keep their work secret?

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President Obama (AP/Evan Vucci)
Energy and Environment

Audit rips Obama climate science program for money blunders

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