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PIPELINES: Reconstituted FERC approves $2B project

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission on Friday signed off on the $2 billion, 255-mile Nexus pipeline, the panel's first major infrastructure project approved since regaining quorum earlier this month.

AGRICULTURE: Group sues USDA over genetically engineered food label delay

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An organization opposed to genetically engineered food is suing the Trump administration over a missed deadline in implementing a law requiring GE food disclosures.

CLIMATE: Judges fight Trump DOJ's unusual request in kids' case

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Judges on a federal district court in Oregon want to retain control over a high-profile climate change lawsuit brought by youth plaintiffs.

OBITUARY: Polar science pioneer who first measured ice sheet dies

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The scientist who led the first research team to measure the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, Charles Bentley, has died at age 87.

EXTREME WEATHER: East Coast preps for likely Tropical Storm Irma

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East Coast residents are getting ready for what will probably become Tropical Storm Irma.

ENDANGERED SPECIES: Scientists 'race against time' to fight lethal bat disease

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KINGMAN ISLAND, D.C. — Here come the inside-the-Beltway bats, some scarred survivors of an insidious disease.

TRANSMISSION: BLM again grapples with massive project's path in Idaho

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The Bureau of Land Management's yearslong odyssey to approve the final two sections of a massive Wyoming-to-Idaho power line project is taking another complicated twist.

MINING: Safety advocates worry over vacant MSHA post

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The Trump administration has yet to nominate a permanent leader for the Mine Health and Safety Administration, but the proximity of current and former coal executives to the president have mine safety advocates on alert.

NOMINATIONS: Trump taps Democrat Baran for new term at NRC

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President Trump renominated Nuclear Regulatory Commission member Jeff Baran to a new five-year term Friday, potentially clearing the way for Senate action on other agency picks.

WHITE HOUSE: Bike-share station was seen as 'security concern'

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A Capital Bikeshare station removed from White House grounds by the Trump administration was judged to be a "security concern" by the Secret Service, according to records obtained by The Washington Post.

INTERIOR: Sale of Zinke's campaign RV raises ethical questions

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Campaign finance watchdogs are raising questions after Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's old congressional campaign committee sold a motor home for a cheap price to one of Zinke's friends in the Montana Legislature.

INTERIOR: Zinke daughter bashes Trump over transgender military ban

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Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's adult daughter grabbed headlines this weekend after she slammed President Trump's decision to ban transgender service members from the military, calling the commander in chief a "disgrace."

EPA: Agency dumps climate awards, says 'shouldn't be a surprise'

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U.S. EPA will no longer host awards recognizing voluntary efforts by local governments, businesses, organizations and individuals to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

TEXAS: Dangers of water are personal for Corpus Christi mayor

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Corpus Christi Mayor Joe McComb knows firsthand the devastation that water can wreak.

FLOODING: Storm revives grim memories for Katrina survivors in Houston

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For New Orleanians living in Houston, Hurricane Harvey offers a grim reminder of the suffering and damage wrought by Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

RISK: Reauthorization looms large for federal flood program

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Tropical Storm Harvey poses major challenges for the National Flood Insurance Program, which faces increasing debt and an upcoming reauthorization battle in Congress.

SCIENCE: Why is Harvey so destructive?

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Several factors, including warm water in the Gulf of Mexico and a lack of upper atmospheric winds, strengthened Hurricane Harvey, according to scientists.

INTERIOR: Rangers, scientists and safety staff fight Harvey

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The Interior Department has mobilized all of its forces in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, from National Park Service rangers aiding search-and-rescue operations to U.S. Geological Survey scientists tracking troublesome water levels.

NOAA: Hurricanes usually far more deadly than reported

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If history is any indication, the final death toll from Hurricane Harvey will fall far short in telling the whole story of the storm's killing power.

DOE: Agency denies request to release oil from strategic reserve

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During the chaos of Hurricane Harvey, the Trump administration said it had received — and rejected — a request to release oil from the same emergency stockpiles along the Gulf Coast that President Trump wants to shrink.
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