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Jackson, Ryan[jackson.ryan@epa.gov] InsideEPA/climate Fri 5/26/2017 10:42:50 PM Today on Climate Beat
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jToday on Climate Beat...
May 26, 2017
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f... we went abroad, as our daily news roundup previewed likely climate conversations i (that will occur among G7 leaders at their summit today and tomorrow. White House i (economic adviser Gary Cohn said Trump "wants to clearly hear what the European : (leaders have to say" on the Paris Agreement, from which President Donald Trump is i (still weighing an exit.
(But some observers say Trump could put off a decision on the Paris deal for years, :
(until 2019, and they suggest Trump has won his first negotiating battle on the
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(agreement by forcing foreign leaders and environmentalists to accept he can lower the:
(U.S. emissions target.
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(Back home, environmental, labor and other groups are appealing to EPA Administrator
Scott Pruitt to reverse his plan to pause certain requirements of the Obama-era
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methane emissions rule for new oil and gas drilling, just one day after EPA appears to i
(have sent for White House review a proposal to implement the stay.
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(The Department of Energy, meanwhile, is moving forward with implementing several :
Obama-era appliance efficiency standards after previously delaying their effective j
dates - including an efficiency standard for ceiling fans over which environmentalists j
(and several states had sued.
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(Speaking of the courts, an environmental law group is urging a federal court not to let !
industry intervenors abandon a landmark constitutional climate case brought by youth !
(plaintiffs. The group charges industry groups' attempts to leave the case are due in i
(part to fear they'll have to release data demonstrating their potential liability as part of i
(discovery proceedings.
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(And, last but certainly not least, don't miss some of our must-read stories from this
(past week to send you into the holiday weekend.
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