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  • Climate and Business Reporter, E&E News
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: E&E News, MSN, HuffPost, Yahoo News, 1843, NBC News, Yahoo Finance, California Climate, POLITICO, POLITICO Playbook, Scientific American and
Climate and business reporter at @politico's E&E News. Also a dad, cyclist, @penguild supporter, and lapsed Minnesotan (who's spending more time on 🦋)

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How an EPA project backfired, endangering drinking water with lead

How an EPA project backfired, endangering drinking water with lead

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Inside the war to sideline stronger climate science, before it’s used in court Original

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By Corbin Hiar , Lesley Clark , Chelsea Harvey 
| POLITICO
The heightened scrutiny — which involves a secretive opposition research group scouring scientists’ emails — has prompted two people to leave the 15-person panel tasked with producing the report. The findings are expected to be released as soon as this month, according to three people who were granted anonymity to speak about the panel’s work. “The goal is to keep attribution science out of court.
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Startup scores big investment for storing carbon in wood bricks

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By Corbin Hiar 
| E&E News
One of the nation’s largest facilities for removing carbon dioxide from the sky is about to triple in size, thanks to a large investment from a Japanese trading company. The deal with Japan’s Sumitomo would increase the removal capacity of Graphyte’s Loblolly facility in southeast Arkansas from 15,000 metric tons per year to 65,000 tons. The expansion is expected to be completed by the end of August, the companies said Wednesday.
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Musk’s dreams of moon mines and Mars energy ride on Starship

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By Corbin Hiar 
| E&E News
Elon Musk’s SpaceX wants to mine asteroids, generate energy on the moon and Mars, and “extend the light of consciousness to the stars,” the company told investors this week. Those interplanetary ambitions are all riding on its explosion-prone megarocket. On Thursday, the company had to postpone its 12th test flight of Starship, the largest and most powerful rocket ever built. Musk, SpaceX’s CEO, blamed the delay on a hydraulic pin that failed to retract.
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