"Bill Would Boost Interior Funding, Spurn Reorganization"
"House Democrats this afternoon proposed to increase spending for the Interior Department while rejecting some of the administration's key plans."
Source: E&E News PM, 05/15/2019
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"Appropriations: House Releases Energy-Water Bill With Clean Tech Boost"
"Clean energy programs within the Department of Energy would see major increases under the fiscal 2020 Energy-Water Development spending bill unveiled by House Democratic appropriators today."
Source: Greenwire, 05/15/2019
"House Democrats Reject Trump's Proposed 31% EPA Budget Cut"
"House Democrats are sending a message that they view deep budget cuts at the Environmental Protection Agency as a non-starter, setting down another marker for future spending battles with the White House in the months ahead."
Source: CNN, 05/15/2019
From Colorado Contrasts to SEJ Shifts
The Society of Environmental Journalists’ annual conference in Colorado this fall will bring attendees to a state rich in contrasts and storytelling fodder. At the same time, SEJ itself is readying for seismic shifts. SEJ President Bobby Magill shares firsthand knowledge of the Square State, plus a look into changes for the organization, in his latest quarterly report.
Is Your Local Landfill Leaking Methane?
It’s a good case for the global-local nexus: The potent greenhouse gas methane may be leaking from your local landfill. And this week’s TipSheet explains the latest news developments in this long-standing controversy, as well as policy disputes over capturing the gas. Plus, get story ideas and questions to ask for your local reporting.
Saving Endangered Species Can Start in Your Front Yard Today
"For many Americans, the first step to helping to save a million plant and animal species from being wiped out starts at the front porch."
Source: Washington Post, 05/14/2019
"In Oil-Rich N. Dakota, Alternative Energy Advocates Tout Job Growth"
"Unlike many recent college grads, Wyatt Gilbertson won’t need to wait long to land a job."
Source: Grand Forks Herald, 05/14/2019
"Public Lands: Greens Fight Grazing Rights Renewed After Trump Pardon"
"A coalition of environmental groups is mounting a legal challenge to former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's controversial decision to reinstate grazing rights for Oregon father-and-son ranchers Dwight and Steven Hammond following President Trump's pardon of their arson convictions."
Source: E&E News PM, 05/14/2019
"Industry Group Tied To EPA Air Chief Dissolves"
"A secretive utility industry coalition formerly represented by a top official at the Environmental Protection Agency is dissolving amid investigations into whether its members received special treatment from the Trump administration."
Source: Politico, 05/14/2019
How W. Virginia Coal Industry Changed Federal Endangered Species Policy
Coal companies got Trump's Interior Department and West Virginia officials to reverse endangered wildlife protections that had closed mines.
Source: Washington Post, 05/14/2019
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