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U.S. Paying a Price for Lack of Water Policy
Climate change has made managing the nation's waterways more important than ever, but policies remain fragmented.
The worst drought since at least the 1950s has barely registered on political radar screens this...
By Robert Krier
Sep 17, 2012 | Read More
Court Order Could Cause EPA Feud with GOP Congress to Boil Over
A recent court decision ordering EPA to speed up industrial boiler regulations could set the agency and the U.S. House on 'a real collision course.'
WASHINGTON—Tension between a Republican-led House and the EPA is already palpable enough during...
By Elizabeth McGowan
Jan 25, 2011 | Read More
EPA Review Reverberates Through U.S. Energy Industry
Inaction is action when it comes to climate change. EPA administrator Lisa Jackson drove that point...
By Laura Shin
Feb 18, 2009 | Read More