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EPA: Second political appointee leaves agency

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Today is David Kreutzer's last day at U.S. EPA.

Q&A: Blumenauer on 'Portlandia,' bicycles, educating Pruitt

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Rep. Earl Blumenauer loves "Portlandia," the parody of his hometown that skewers hipster Pacific Northwest culture with sketches featuring raw vegan restaurants, feminist bookstores and allergy pride parades.

INFRASTRUCTURE: 'Get your MARTA maps out' after Atlanta overpass collapses

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Officials have closed a portion of Interstate 85 in Atlanta indefinitely after it collapsed in a fire last night, and are urging people to use public transit.

LAW: Groundwater increasingly at center of legal disputes

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HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — The water flowing beneath the surface of the earth is getting more attention in federal courts.

NEWSMAKER: BLM's 'energy guy' may signal the end of big renewables

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In his first interview since become acting director of the Bureau of Land Management, Mike Nedd said he's been tasked with redirecting the massive agency to ramp up drilling and mining.

COLOMBIA: Mudslides, floods kill 254

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An estimated 254 people are dead after flooding and mudslides destroyed the Colombian city of Mocoa on Saturday morning.

WATER POLLUTION: Plaintiffs reduce damage claims in Gold King mine spill case

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Economic damage from a 2015 Colorado mine waste spill is less than originally estimated.

CHEMICALS: Repeated fires at Calif. refinery cause public outcry

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California's Torrance Refining Co. should stop using a hazardous chemical after the facility's repeated fires and explosions in recent years, according to elected officials and activists.

AIR POLLUTION: Power plants afflict wealthy neighborhoods, too — study

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Air pollution from coal-fired power plants can travel miles away, into affluent communities, carrying with it effects on birth weight, new research found.

ASBESTOS: IG to examine EPA protections for children in schools

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U.S. EPA's inspector general will look into the agency's action to protect children from asbestos exposure in schools, said a Friday memo.

NUCLEAR POWER: TVA phaseouts brought coal spikes, pollution — study

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The shift from nuclear power generation to fossil fuel increases pollution and decreases the average birth weight of infants, according to new research.

COAL: Peabody hires carbon capture expert, assesses cyclone damage

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Peabody Energy Corp. has hired a carbon capture expert as President Trump continues promising growth in "clean coal."

OBITUARY: Nobel winner Alexei Abrikosov dies at 88

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Nobel Prize winner Alexei Abrikosov died last week at the age of 88.

PIPELINES: Activists pack up Trans-Pecos protest camp

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Protests of the Trans-Pecos pipeline are fading, according to organizers who say the project is almost complete.

ENERGY EFFICIENCY: Legal weed hasn't brought expected power use spike

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In states that have legalized marijuana, power suppliers expected an energy demand boost from the massive hydroponic growing systems.

OREGON STANDOFF: Authorities arrest controversial blogger

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Federal authorities have arrested a California blogger accused of outing confidential government informants from last winter's standoff at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.

WILDLIFE: Hawaii Air Force base dims lights to protect birds

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Exterior lighting at an Air Force facility in Hawaii will be reduced to help protect the endangered and threatened seabirds in the area.

ENDANGERED SPECIES: Grizzlies expanding their territory — scientist

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Grizzly bears are increasing their range across the United States as federal agencies try to shift management of the species to the states.

OIL AND GAS: Pipeline leak spotted in beluga habitat

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Alaska officials reported a leak from an underwater oil pipeline this weekend in an area inhabited by the endangered Cook Inlet beluga whale.

FISHERIES: Feds finalize protections for dusky sharks

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The Trump administration today released its final rule to protect dusky sharks in the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea, including new awareness training for fishermen and release and relocation protocols.
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