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In Pruitt Hearing for EPA Chief, His Fossil Fuel Ties Take Center Stage [1]

"Among Donald Trump's cabinet nominees awaiting Senate confirmation, few are expected to face tougher scrutiny than Scott Pruitt, the president-elect's pick to head the Environmental Protection Agency. The Oklahoma attorney general is a relentless adversary of that agency and its regulations, and he has deep ties to the fossil fuel industry he would be charged with overseeing."

Source: InsideClimate News [2], 01/18/2017

Digital Security for Journalists [3]

Reporting the news creates unique security risks. Protecting sources and sensitive documents is vital to a free press, but challenging due to Internet surveillance and widespread data collection. This SEJ NYC Meetup/CryptoParty NYC event in Brooklyn will cover how to securely manage sensitive information by using encryption software.

Tracking Committee Leaders for 115th Congress [4]

To help keep tabs on the newly seated 115th Congress and its gate-keepers of energy and environment law, the latest TipSheet offers a checklist of committee leadership. Plus, a closer look at three key Senate panels, likely agendas and new leadership, such as Senate Energy Committee Chair John Barrasso, R-Wyo. (shown in photo).

"Can A Joint US-Russian Research Team Protect Alaska's Polar Bears?" [5]

"A 2000 treaty committed the two nations to study and conserve their polar bears. Even as political tensions rise, climate change and other pressures make their work more necessary than ever."

Source: Christian Science Monitor [6], 01/17/2017

"Wisconsin City At Forefront Of ‘Water Wars’" [7]

"WAUKESHA, Wis. — This city has become the battleground for one of North America’s fiercest water wars, one that is taking the Great Lakes region into more uncharted legal territory in 2017."

Source: Toledo Blade [8], 01/17/2017

"Aging Septic Systems Fouling Michigan Waters" [9]

"Hundreds of thousands of septic systems in Michigan may be worn out, failed or failing, experts say. And research has shown they are polluting waters across the state."

Source: Detroit Free Press [10], 01/17/2017

Illinois Governor Signs Lead-Testing Law For Schools, Day Care Centers [11]

"Illinois elementary schools and day care centers must test drinking water sources for lead and notify parents of the results under legislation signed into law Monday by Gov. Bruce Rauner."

Source: AP [12], 01/17/2017

"Wisconsin Tribe Votes to Evict Oil Pipeline From Its Reservation" [13]

"The Bad River Band of the Lake Superior Tribe of Chippewa Indians in northern Wisconsin voted not to renew an easement for a major oil and gas pipeline that passes through its reservation. In the wake of the successful protest against the Dakota Access pipeline in North Dakota, this decision is the latest example of Native American tribes using sovereignty rights to oppose fossil fuel projects."

Source: InsideClimate News [14], 01/17/2017

Unlike Trump, Americans Want Strong Environmental Regulator - Poll [15]

"More than 60 percent of Americans would like to see the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's powers preserved or strengthened under incoming President Donald Trump, and the drilling of oil on public lands to hold steady or drop, according to a Reuters/Ipsos opinion poll released on Tuesday."

Source: Reuters [16], 01/17/2017

"Biologists Investigate Deaths Of 82 Stranded Dolphins In Florida" [17]

"Biologists were on Monday investigating the death of dozens of false killer whales that became stranded in Florida's Everglades National Park over the weekend, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said."

Source: Reuters [18], 01/17/2017

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