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July 6, 2018

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EPA’s Clean Power Plan Replacement Proposal for CO2 Emissions Headed to White House – The New York Times

Scott Pruitt Resigns as EPA Chief Amid Scandals, Ex-Coal Lobbyist to Take Over – InsideClimate News

Architects and Designers are Devising Plans to Mitigate Greenhouse Gas Emissions – Architectural Digest

Ecosystems in Australia Facing Catastrophic Shifts Under Climate Change – The Conversation

Pipeline Companies Trying to Win Public Support in the Paths of Big Projects – Houston Chronicle

Trump Plan to Save Coal Jobs Would Mean More Pollution Deaths, Analysis Says – Bloomberg

Global Temperature, Sea Level Rise Could Be Much Higher Longterm than Climate Models Predict, Researchers Say – The Guardian

Trump Administration Announces Nearly $5 Billion for Texas Flood Control Projects – Texas Tribune

Investigators: Damage During Installation Led to Keystone Pipeline Spill in N.D. – Associated Press

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