American Chemistry Council Announces — Plus: House Democrats Want to Expand Offshore Drilling Protections Ahead of Transition
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House Democrats urge Biden to expand protections for offshore drilling ahead of transition
The top Democrat on the House Natural Resources Committee on Friday called on President Biden to take steps to permanently limit drilling in U.S. coastal waters before he leaves office in January.
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Granholm warns EV tax credit cuts will be 'transferred' to China
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm warned on Friday that President-elect Trump's reported plan to cut consumer subsidies for electric vehicles (EVs) would benefit China.
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