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DOE: Wash. delegation asks Trump to clean up Hanford

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The Washington congressional delegation asked President-elect Donald Trump to emphasize the immediate cleanup of the Hanford Nuclear Reservation once he takes office.

COAL: McConnell offers Trump a wish list for industry, Appalachia

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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell outlined his priorities for helping the coal industry in a recent letter to President-elect Donald Trump.

ENDANGERED SPECIES: Lawmakers float bill to end gray wolf protections

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A bipartisan House bill introduced yesterday is the first attempt in the 115th Congress to remove federal protections from gray wolves.

BIOFUELS: Industry poll shows Midwest Trump voters back ethanol mandates

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American voters have a love-hate relationship with ethanol — depending on whose poll is out on any given day.

PUBLIC LANDS: Group warns of states' efforts to seize federal tracts

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The Center for Western Priorities warned today that efforts to take control of federal lands could continue among state legislatures.

ADVOCACY: U.S. Chamber to help Trump slash rules, push infrastructure

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Tom Donohue this morning said the business behemoth would work with President-elect Donald Trump and the GOP-controlled Congress to reform the regulatory system, expand America's energy industry and build infrastructure to support energy production.

EPA: Pruitt's hearing set for Jan. 18

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Environment and Public Works Chairman John Barrasso confirmed this morning that Scott Pruitt, President-elect Donald Trump's pick for U.S. EPA administrator, would appear before the panel Jan. 18.

INTERIOR: Zinke pledges to step away from personal businesses

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Interior secretary nominee Ryan Zinke has vowed to step down from his businesses in financial disclosure and ethics documents posted online.

DOE: Perry vows to sever financial ties to Dakota Access

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Former Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) today vowed to step away from a company building the controversial Dakota Access oil project in North Dakota and other energy entities if confirmed to be Energy secretary.

CABINET: Vilsack sees nominee lag as sign of disrespect

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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack sees it as a sign of disrespect to his agency that President-elect Donald Trump hasn't yet announced his replacement.

NOMINATIONS: Jewell lauds Zinke, says Tillerson in for 'a shock'

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Interior Secretary Sally Jewell today said she is "committed to doing everything I can" to help Rep. Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.) flourish as her probable successor.

OREGON STANDOFF: Blogger outs FBI informants as prosecutors howl

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Federal prosecutors have run into another headache in their efforts to convict those involved in the armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge last winter: a blogger who appears to be revealing the identities of the FBI's confidential informants.

PUBLIC LANDS: BLM finalizes contentious overhaul of oil shale regs

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The Obama administration has finalized a new rule years in the making that's designed to ensure the environment is protected and taxpayers are fairly compensated if oil shale is ever commercially developed on federal lands.

TRANSITION: Trump plans to turn company over to sons

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President-elect Donald Trump plans to hand over his business empire to his sons.

NOMINATIONS: Tillerson testifies he'll be active in energy diplomacy

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Rex Tillerson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee today that as secretary of State he would play a role in diplomacy related to the oil and gas industry. "The scope of that is such that I would not expect to have to recuse myself," the former Exxon Mobil Corp. CEO and ex-chairman of the American Petroleum Institute said early in a confirmation hearing that's expected to last all day.

LOUISIANA: New Orleans to reapprove controversial consultant to Entergy

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The Utility Committee for New Orleans recently approved a veteran consultant but failed to weigh cost-saving measures for utility customers, prompting some to bring concerns to the New Orleans City Council.

MARYLAND: Energy efficiency program saves billions — report

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A Maryland subsidy program that supports energy efficiency investments has saved utility customers $1.8 billion on electrical bills, according to a report by a nonprofit released yesterday.

TOXICS: EPA proposes further restrictions on carcinogen

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U.S. EPA yesterday proposed further restrictions on the carcinogen trichloroethylene, or TCE, prohibiting its use in vapor degreasing.

CHEMICALS: First-ever rules on nanoparticles come into force

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U.S. EPA yesterday finalized a rule on nanoscale chemical particles that will force companies to disclose information on the extent of such compounds in the marketplace.

DRINKING WATER: Technology pulls filtered water from thin air

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When Hector Pino's daughter developed a rare medical condition that made it difficult for her to process the minerals in Chile's drinking water, he took action.
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