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DRINKING WATER: Contamination found in wells near Wash. base

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Sixteen groundwater wells near an Air Force base in Washington state have tested positive for PFOS and PFOA, chemicals used in a firefighting foam that the military has used for decades.

WATER POLLUTION: Enviros raise alarm as NYC looks to chlorinate sewer pipes

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New York City officials want to dump chlorine into sewer pipes that take bacteria into the waterways in an effort to combat the raw sewage that empties into the waterways during rainfalls.

FLINT CRISIS: Foreclosure looms for those who didn't pay water bills

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Over 8,000 residents in Flint, Mich., have been warned they could lose their homes due to outstanding water bills just weeks after state officials stopped a program that paid for the majority of the costs.

WATER POLLUTION: 'Death by a thousand cuts' for Fla. waterway

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The most biologically diverse waterway in America — the Indian River Lagoon in Florida — is sick.

NUCLEAR POWER: Worker error caused N.J. plant shutdown

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A worker at a nuclear reactor in New Jersey failed to comply with procedure after making an error that shut the plant down in September 2015, according to federal officials.

COAL ASH: Suit challenges loosening of landfill regs

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A Kentucky lawsuit challenges the state's new coal ash regulations set to take effect tomorrow.

PEOPLE: Obama DOJ attorney joins Earthjustice

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Patrice Simms, once a top environmental attorney at the Justice Department, has joined Earthjustice.

MINING: Company, town prep for new try at historic gold site

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A company in Alaska is hoping to reopen the historic Lucky Shot gold mine in the Talkeetna Mountains next year.

ENDANGERED SPECIES: Rhino horn stolen from University of Vermont

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A black rhinoceros horn was stolen from a locked room at the University of Vermont.

FISHERIES: Hundreds of dead fish wash up in N.J.

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A large number of dead fish are washing up in the Navesink River in Red Bank, N.J., and state environmental officials don't know why.

FLOODS: Rising water kills 5 as more rain swamps Midwest

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More rain is on the way in the Midwest today and tomorrow after floods in the region killed at least five people and forced hundreds to evacuate their homes.

NATIONAL MONUMENTS: After flap, Zinke meets with tribe to discuss Bears Ears

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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke met with leaders of the Ute Indian Tribe yesterday to discuss Bears Ears National Monument, hours after members of the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition slammed the Trump administration for "cherry-picking" meetings with opponents of the 1.35-million-acre site.

CAMPAIGN 2018: Navajo candidate to run for Hatch's seat

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James Singer, a 34-year-old Navajo and Mormon, plans to challenge Utah Republican Sen. Orrin Hatch in 2018.

CAMPAIGN 2018: Sinema to seek re-election to House, won't take on Flake

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Rep. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) said yesterday that she will run for re-election in 2018, quashing rumors of a challenge to Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake (R).

ENERGY POLICY: Ore. Dems warn Trump against 'political interference' at FERC

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Oregon's Democratic senators are telling the Trump administration to steer clear of a contentious gas export project on the state's western coast that White House officials are eager to revive.

CONSERVATION: Jane Goodall offers advice to Ivanka Trump

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Ivanka Trump quotes Jane Goodall, the storied primatologist and conservationist, in her new book, "Women Who Work," which was released Tuesday.

CAMPAIGN 2017: Va. gubernatorial hopeful Perriello features Obama in first ad

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Virginia Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Tom Perriello released his first television spot today, and it features former President Obama, who touted the candidate's brief stint in Congress during a recent rally.

WHITE HOUSE: Agencies get OMB guidance on Trump deregulation order

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The White House is offering guidance to agencies on how to implement President Trump's executive order requiring reviews of rules for repeal.

AIR POLLUTION: The cost of air conditioning: Major emissions spike

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When summer temperatures climb, so do power plant releases of sulfur dioxide and other pollutants.

EPA: Coal lobbyist joins agency's congressional team

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One of the coal industry's biggest boosters has joined U.S. EPA.
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