Miranda Willson
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SpaceX unveils plans for massive Louisiana launch site (opens the original)
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SpaceX will build a massive rocket launch site in rural southern Louisiana, unveiling plans Tuesday for a $100 billion project that could transform the region’s economy and fragile wetlands. Situated on roughly 125,000 acres of coastal marshland in Vermilion Parish, the project is expected to grow into SpaceX’s largest launch site. It will be built in an area that has long been an oil and gas hub, but is vulnerable to hurricanes due to the rapid coastal land loss that’s a reality in this region
EPA finalizes lead pipe guidance over enviro objections (opens the original)
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The Trump administration finalized guidance Friday for water utilities to identify and replace pipes made of lead, despite environmental activists’ concerns that the guidance offers utilities work-arounds that could delay the transition. The documents are intended to help water utilities comply with EPA regulations requiring that all lead pipes be identified, publicly disclosed and, ultimately, replaced with pipes made of safer materials. Still, critics say they emphasize obstacles that utilitie
Cramer puts hold on Trump picks in feud over wetland policy (opens the original)
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North Dakota Republican Sen. Kevin Cramer is putting a hold on President Donald Trump’s nominees until the administration agrees to change a wetland conservation program that has frustrated farmers in his state. The hold could delay the White House’s effort to install Project 2025 author Dennis Kirk as inspector general at the Interior Department, along with pending nominees for top roles at the Health and Human Services Department, the National Science Foundation and more. The aggressive move b
Fish and Wildlife Service pauses plan to change wetlands policy (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has hit the brakes on its plan to roll back a Fish and Wildlife Service wetland conservation policy following pushback from prominent Republicans and tens of thousands of duck hunters. The agency will not move forward with changes to a rule governing conservation easements in the Upper Midwest — at least for now. The Aug. 14 announcement came days after over a dozen congressional Republicans, alongside conservation groups and hunters, urged the agency to retain the curre
Hunters love this conservation program. Will Trump kill it? (opens the original)
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The Trump administration is considering eroding a Biden-era wetlands conservation policy in the Midwest, unleashing a torrent of backlash from conservative hunters and dividing some of the White House’s closest allies in Congress. The administration has not yet proposed specific revisions to the rules governing federal conservation easements in the Prairie Pothole region, a wetland-rich area in the Upper Midwest that supports over half of North America’s ducks. But a brief notice last month invi
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