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Charlie Riedel / APEnvironmentEPA to stop calculating deaths avoided and health care savings from air pollution rules
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Department of Interior, via Center for Biological DiversityTrump administrationEnvironmental group sues in bid to get Trump's image removed from new national park passes
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Ali Matin / Middle East Images / AFP - Getty Images fileScience NewsScientists predict wildfire smoke will be most costly climate-related health hazard
NASA Earth ObservatoryScience NewsMelting glacier creates a new island in Alaska, satellite images show
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