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April 10, 2018

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Top U.S. Government Ethics Official Demands EPA Investigate Pruitt’s Spending, Housing Controversies – Washington Post

California’s Air Regulator Says State Could Back Some Emissions Rule Changes – Reuters

Virginia Governor Vetoes Bill Opposing Cap-and-Trade – Associated Press

Pennsylvania Fracking Dispute Heads to Court, With State’s Environmental Rights Amendment at Center of Lawsuit – State Impact

Final Numbers on Hurricane Maria: $90 Billion in Damage, Some Cat 5 Winds in Puerto Rico – Miami Herald

10 Teams Advance in International Carbon Dioxide Competition – Associated Press

Seattle Thinks It Knows Rain. Climate Change Begs to Differ. – Undark

Shell Fails to Cut Emissions – Bloomberg

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