The Biden White House provided details this week of how it will begin the process of ensuring at least 40% of the benefits from federal energy and environmental spending reach disadvantaged communities. In a July 20 memorandum to the heads of all federal departments and agencies,
New GAO report on pipeline safety released
The General Accountability Office (GAO), a research agency that is part of the U.S. Congress, released a new study last month on pipeline safety. Performance Measures Needed to Assess Recent Changes to Hazardous Liquid Pipeline Safety Regulations was released June 22.
Feds falling short on pipeline safety
U.S. trade representative uses her first speech to call for action on climate change.
- – The New York Times – 4/15/21
Bondurant: Why was press blocked from tree-sitter removal?
- – The Roanoke Times – 3/27/21
Gas companies abandon wells, leaving them to leak methane
- – E&E Climatewire – 9/18/20
Natural gas is losing its luster as a “bridge fuel” to renewable energy
- – World Oil – 9/9/20
Coronavirus Is a Dress Rehearsal for Climate Change
- – The Nation – 4/8/20
In the Midst of the Coronavirus Pandemic, Construction Is Set to Resume on the Keystone Pipeline
- – The New Yorker – 4/7/20