Energy bill prospects dim in dispute over drilling, drought

Congressional efforts to approve the first major energy bill in nearly a decade are in jeopardy amid a partisan dispute over oil drilling, water for drought-stricken California and potential rollback of protections for the gray wolf and other wildlife. A bipartisan bill approved by the Senate in April would boost oil and natural gas production while ...

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Energy bill prospects dim in dispute over drilling, drought

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