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Study Navajo Nation Bears Brunt of Oil Gas Methane Pollution / Public News Service

Study Navajo Nation Bears Brunt of Oil Gas Methane Pollution / Public News Service
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Diverse Coalition of 21 Moves to Defend Biden Administration s Oil, Gas Leasing Pause

Taylor McKinnon, Center for Biological Diversity, (801) 300-2414, tmckinnon@biologicaldiversity.org Courtney Bourgoin, Sierra Club, (248) 214-6682, courtney.bourgoin@sierraclub.org Liam Kelly, National Parks Conservation Association, (213) 814-8666, lkelly@npca.org Jeremy Nichols, WildEarth Guardians, (303) 437-7663, jnichols@wildearthguardians.org Justin Wasser, Earthworks, (202) 753-7016, jwasser@earthworks.org Cheyenne, WY — Farmers and ranchers, conservation, recreation, and tribal groups filed motions to intervene today to defend the Biden administration’s pause on federal oil and gas leasing pending the Department of Interior’s comprehensive review of the program. With this action, the groups seek to defend the leasing pause against two lawsuits filed by Wyoming and the Western Energy Alliance. The coalition argues this is the legal and necessary first step to a long-overdue review of the federal oil and gas leasing and permitting program. 

Coalition Moves to Defend Biden Administration s Oil, Gas Leasing Pause - Center for Biological Diversity

Coalition Moves to Defend Biden Administration s Oil, Gas Leasing Pause - Center for Biological Diversity
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Groups challenge rollback of coal ash rule

Dec 11, 2020 A coalition of environmental groups challenged the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency s rollback of a rule that will delay the closure of some coal ash ponds. Earthjustice lawyers representing the organizations said many of the utilities seeking exemptions allowed by the revised rule would be in the process of closing the impoundments. They said the rollback of the 2015 Coal Combustion Residual Rule provides exemptions and loopholes that could delay closure of some ash ponds until 2038.  EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler said in July the rollback would give electric utilities enough time to retrofit or replace unlined impoundment ponds. The 2015 rule required utilities to cease dumping coal ash and initiate closure of all impoundments by April 2019. 

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