EPA Moves to Ease Pollution Rules

EPA Moves to Ease Pollution Rules
By Matthew Blake 11/24/08 3:55 PM

The proposed rule would let power plants measure their rate of emissions on an hourly basis instead of their annual total output.



Welcome Back Lieberman

Welcome Back Lieberman
By Matthew Blake 11/19/08 6:00 AM

The Connecticut independent’s support for the Iraq war and his tireless campaigning for McCain made a lot of enemies in his former party. But when Democrats are close to a filibuster-proof majority in the Senate, bygones will be bygones.



Going Green a Long-term Obama Goal

Going Green a Long-term Obama Goal
By Suemedha Sood 11/18/08 2:08 PM

Sen. Barack Obama promised millions of new green jobs and energy independence — tough goals to meet in the short term.



Happy Days for House Democrats?

Happy Days for House Democrats?
By Mike Lillis 11/7/08 12:45 AM

Fueled by their congressional victories in 2006, House Democratic leaders moved bills on renewable energy, health insurance for children and an economic stimulus package — only to run into a wall of GOP opposition in the Senate and presidential vetoes. But Obama’s election could tear down that wall.



Science and the Next President

Science and the Next President
By Suemedha Sood 11/4/08 1:06 PM

For the last eight years, scientists have accused the Bush administration of tampering with, suppressing or even ignoring scientific findings that conflicted with its policies. Their central question is what could the next president do to restore scientific integrity.



Youth + Environment = Turnout

Youth + Environment = Turnout
By Suemedha Sood 11/3/08 4:54 PM

Young people care more about the environment — whether global warming, renewable fuels, clean energy or energy independence — than any other demographic. This proves true across party lines.



Can Green Industry Save the Economy?

Can Green Industry Save the Economy?
By Mike Lillis 10/28/08 9:14 PM

As lawmakers mull another economic stimulus, green industries could be key. With the economy in turmoil and oil prices in dramatic flux, many experts argue the best way to tackle these problems is an enormous federal investment in renewable technologies.





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