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April 13, 2018

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Coal Lobbyist Becomes EPA’s No. 2 Official, Just Behind Pruitt – InsideClimate News

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October Trial Date Set for ‘Climate Kids’ Lawsuit – Associated Press

Contenders for Paul Ryan’s Job Share Energy, Environment Goals – E&E News

Facing Widespread Opposition, Lawmaker Ends Effort to Increase Refinery Penalties – KQED

New Zealand Set to Ban New Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling – CNBC

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