Environment
The water war Trump hasn’t blown up
Rainmaker Technology is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on lobbying and gold-framed Metro ads in a play for national attention.
The Trump administration’s hands-off approach to the fight over the Colorado River has left states careening towards a crisis — and it’s not clear that Interior Secretary Doug Burgum can turn them around.
The move will allow additional firms to join in the US-controlled effort to sell Venezuela’s oil.
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