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CALIFORNIA: Billions from gas tax to pay for transit upgrades

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California will use $2.4 billion from a new gas tax and vehicle fees for dozens of transit projects, including preparations for the 2028 Summer Olympics in Southern California.

ELECTRIC VEHICLES: Tesla, utilities duke it out over rebates

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Tesla Inc. is taking on utilities in a clash over electric vehicle rebates in California.

ELECTRIC VEHICLES: Proposal calls for independent Tesla chairman — not Elon Musk

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A Tesla Inc. shareholder has urged the company to adopt a policy requiring an independent chairman.

COAL: Arch slashes production amid poor market

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Arch Coal Inc. plans to scale back output from its largest mine by around 10 million tons this year, bringing production back to near 2016 levels.

PEOPLE: Watchdogs fret that Perry's son owns energy investment firm

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Energy Secretary Rick Perry's son owns a private investment firm that's seeking investors for a new energy fund, raising some ethics concerns.

AGRICULTURE: Minn. bails on rule to protect wild rice

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The state of Minnesota has decided not to move forward with creating a plan to protect wild rice against pollution from taconite mines and wastewater treatment plants.

UTILITIES: PG&E fined nearly $100M for improper talks with regulators

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California regulators yesterday hit Pacific Gas and Electric Co. with a $97.5 million fine for improper private communications with their agency after the 2010 San Bruno pipeline explosion.

OIL AND GAS: Fire extinguished at Wis. refinery rocked by explosion

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Fires have been extinguished at a northern Wisconsin oil refinery after an explosion yesterday morning injured at least 20 and sent black smoke across the region.

SOLAR: In win for Trump, First Solar boosts manufacturing

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First Solar Inc. announced yesterday that it plans to construct a new solar panel factory in Ohio, tripling its domestic manufacturing capacity.

NUCLEAR: DOE announces $60M in grants, agreement with France

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The Department of Energy today announced that it is giving out $60 million in grants for 13 advanced nuclear projects, a day after signing an agreement with France to cooperate on a specific experimental reactor technology.

COAL: Court won't revive suit challenging black lung claims

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A federal appeals court today ruled that a lower court correctly tossed out an Arch Coal Inc. lawsuit challenging a federal bulletin that the company says put it on the hook for more than $10 million in black lung claims.

ENDANGERED SPECIES: Albino orangutan gets her own island for protection

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Alba, the only known albino member of a falling population of Borneo orangutans, will get an island for her own protection.

PUBLIC LANDS: Utah activists will face jury for closing cattle gate

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Prominent conservationist Rose Chilcoat and her husband, Mark Franklin, will face a jury over felony charges that they tried to kill cattle by closing a ranch gate and then retaliated against the ranchers by filing a complaint with federal officials.

MINING: Colo. regulators reject gravel pit in key habitat

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Colorado regulators yesterday rejected a controversial proposed gravel pit in key elk and bird habitat south of Colorado Springs.

HURRICANE HARVEY: Houston housing market tries to prepare for future floods

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Hurricane Harvey's devastation has fundamentally transformed Houston's real estate market.

EXTREME WEATHER: Trump declares disaster area in Ala. tornado path

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President Trump declared Alabama a major disaster area due to the tornadoes and storms that bombarded the state March 19, according to Rep. Robert Aderholt (R-Ala.).

MINING: Army Corps advances massive Alaska gold project

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The Trump administration today announced it has completed a yearslong analysis of a massive open-pit gold mining project in Alaska's remote southwestern Kuskokwim Mountains, a move that brings two Canadian mining companies closer to accessing one of the world's largest gold deposits.

SENATE: Energy and environment bills roll out before recess

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Senators introduced a flurry of bills related to energy and the environment yesterday ahead of next week's recess.

LAW: Red-state AGs vow to fight climate lawsuits

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Republican attorneys general say they will aggressively fight a suite of lawsuits against fossil fuel companies over climate change damages.

AIR POLLUTION: New Source Review rulemaking possible — Pruitt

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EPA is contemplating an overhaul of its perennially contentious New Source Review permitting program, Administrator Scott Pruitt said yesterday.
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