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August 17, 2018

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Keystone XL Pipeline Hit with Another Delay: Judge Orders New Environmental Review – InsideClimate News

Fuzzy Math and Trump’s Attack on Obama’s Clean Power Plan – Politico

Trump Nominee to Lead ARPA-E Won’t Say if He Supports Funding It – The Hill

Researchers Are Growing a Carbon-Sucking Mineral that Could Help Slow Climate Change – Fast Company

Colorado Aims to Boost Fuel Efficiency in Response to Trump’s Auto Standards Freeze – Denver Post

Most-Polluting Wood-Burning Stove Fuels to Get the Chop in UK – The Guardian

In a Warming World, the Fight for Water Can Push Nations Apart or Pull Them Together – Texas Observer

Would a Western Regional Power Grid Help Clean Energy? Environmentalists Can’t Agree. – Desert Sun

Trump Administration Unveils New Wildfire Strategy – Union Democrat

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