Researchers at West Virginia University have found diesel emission discrepancies at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles similar to those at Volkswagen AG.
AUTOS: W.Va. researchers find Fiat Chrysler emission discrepancies
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NUCLEAR: Ariz. plant ran for 57 days with broken backup generator
A nuclear reactor at the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station in Arizona kept running for 57 days after an explosion knocked out a backup generator.
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY: Report exposes regional differences in utility efforts
Ratepayers in the Northeast and California reap the greatest benefits from energy efficiency programs, while utilities in the Southeast are lagging behind in both efficiency offerings and spending, according to a new analysis of electric utilities.
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NUCLEAR: Execs lament 'depressing' state, say industry may be 'doomed'
The nuclear energy industry is in trouble, and it's not clear how much government regulators are able or willing to help.
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FLINT CRISIS: Top Mich. health officials criminally charged
Two top Michigan health officials have been charged over their roles in the Flint water crisis.
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GREAT LAKES: Rainy spring brings highest water levels in decades
A rainy spring could raise Great Lakes water levels to their highest point since 1996-1998, according to scientists at the Great Lakes Hydraulics and Hydrology Office at the Army Corps of Engineers' Detroit District.
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FISHERIES: Scientists scramble to save greenback cutthroat
Colorado Parks and Wildlife aquatic biologists are trying to save greenback cutthroat trout, the state fish, from extinction.
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BRISTOL BAY: Pebble mine opponents upset after Native corp. joins project
The developer behind the controversial Pebble mine project near Bristol Bay in Alaska has joined forces with a coalition of Alaskan tribal interests from the oil-rich North Slope region.
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INTERIOR: Zinke talks up state conservation funds in N.H.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke made a stop in Hooksett, N.H., yesterday afternoon to tout funds that Interior distributes to states for fish and wildlife conservation.
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NATIONAL MONUMENTS: Zinke's Bears Ears report featured photo of another site
Utah is home to more than 34 million acres of federal lands, including various national parks and monuments — so maybe it's no wonder everyone seems to mix them up when it comes time to post a photograph of Bears Ears National Monument.
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SUPERFUND: Will EPA consider climate change in cleanup plans?
Scientists say the effects of climate change, like flooding riverbacks and stormwater runoff, could release the toxins sealed below the Duwamish River Superfund site in Seattle.
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CHEMICALS: Inhofe, Mullin praise EPA safety regs delay
Two Republican Oklahoma lawmakers, Sen. Jim Inhofe and Rep. Markwayne Mullin, yesterday praised U.S. EPA's nearly two-year delay of chemical safety regulations.
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RENEWABLE ENERGY: New wind campaign targets Trump
A wind advocacy group is launching a seven-figure ad campaign in Washington, D.C., to target federal officials weighing budget cuts and policies that could harm the industry.
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DOE: Pining for the old news digest? Use Google, agency says
The Department of Energy offered an explanation yesterday for why it canceled a long-running daily energy news digest and offered alternatives for finding information it once provided.
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OBITUARY: Resources law expert Fred Cheever dies while kayaking
Environmental law professor Federico Cheever, a nationally known expert in natural resources and endangered species law, died Saturday at age 60.
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OIL AND GAS: Interior halts restrictions on methane emissions
The Trump administration has indefinitely postponed upcoming deadlines for oil and gas companies to slash greenhouse gas emissions on public lands.
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NEWSMAKER: Scalise: Energy industry ally who backs coastal restoration
The congressman who was shot today at a House Republican baseball practice in Virginia is a longtime advocate of opening up federally protected lands for oil and gas exploration and a fierce defender of Louisiana's coastal wetlands.
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HOUSE: Hill reeling after shootings; Scalise stable
A gunman opened fire on Republican members of Congress at baseball practice in suburban Virginia this morning, wounding House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.), one staffer and at least two Capitol Hill police officers.
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TURKEY: Plankton turns Bosphorus Strait turquoise
The Bosphorus Strait has turned turquoise.
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WISCONSIN: State corrections officials convicted of overfishing
Top Wisconsin Department of Corrections officials were convicted June 5 of criminal fishing violations in Ohio.
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