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Pentagon Planning More War Games to Prepare for Climate Change
The Pentagon is ramping up its war games and planning exercises to better understand the risks of climate change, two Defense Department officials said Thursday.
Environmental Advocates Press For Changes to Biden’s Equity Tool
Environmental equity advocates pressed the Biden administration Thursday to make further changes to a tool federal agencies are planning to use to pinpoint disadvantaged communities that deserve more federal dollars to rectify decades of environmental pollution.
Valero, Contractors Face $1.75 Million Fine for Worker’s Death
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FDA Denies Petitions to Restrict Phthalates in Food Packaging
The US Food and Drug Administration denied two petitions from environmental and health advocates to ban food packaging phthalates and accepted an industry group’s petition to stop authorizing phthalates no longer used in food containers, the agency said Thursday.
EPA, Interior Want Fixes to Rockall Energy’s Bankruptcy Plan
The US government is opposing Rockall Energy Holdings’ bankruptcy plan, calling for revisions that would have the oil explorer comply with environmental health and safety rules and reclaim its well sites.
Washington State Moves on PFAS Ban for Five Food Packaging Types
A ban for bags, sleeves and other food packaging with intentionally added PFAS is coming to Washington state in two years after the state Department of Ecology published alternatives on Thursday.
‘Hell No’: Finance Firms Tell Texas They Don’t Boycott Energy
As Texas officials hunt for financial firms hostile to the energy industry, Wall Street is rolling out its fossil fuel bona fides to convince officials not to bar them from doing business with the state.
Dunes Lizard Needs Protection From Gas Development, Group Says
The US Fish and Wildlife Service must decide whether to protect a lizard that faces significant habitat destruction because of oil and gas development, sand mining, and agriculture, a conservation group told a New Mexico federal court Thursday.
Minnesota Moves to Write Carbon Capture Pipeline Regulations (1)
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HILL ENERGY BRIEFING: House Panel Approves Water Resources Bill
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