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March 30, 2017

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Energy Department Climate Office Bans Use of Phrase ‘Climate Change’ – Politico

China Calls U.S. ‘Selfish’ After Trump Seeks to Bring Back Coal – Guardian

Montana Tribe, Conservationists Sue U.S. Government for Ending Coal Moratorium – Reuters

Trump Order Could Ease Restrictions on Oil and Gas Drilling in Some National Parks – McClatchy

These Scientists Want to Create ‘Red teams’ to Challenge Climate Research. Congress Is Listening – Washington Post

Thinning Ice Creates Undersea Arctic Greenhouses – ScienceNews

ConocoPhillips Sells Oil and Gas Assets to Cenovus for $13.3 Billion – Reuters

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