Daily edition | Sept. 4, 2019 Note from the editor On Friday, Utility Dive had a technical issue and ran an unpublished story "EPA proposes to roll back methane rules for oil, gas industry."
That story has been published and can be read here.
Thanks for reading,
Catherine Morehouse
Associate Editor, Utility Dive
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