"Stocks Hurt as GE, Utilities Hit by Nuclear Doubts"
"U.S. stocks fell Monday as investors struggled to assess the financial fallout of Japan’s earthquake and tsunami."
Source: MarketWatch, 03/15/2011
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"A Bullet Aimed at the Nuclear Energy 'Renaissance'"
"In the debates about the prospects for a U.S. nuclear power rebirth, there was one thing advocates, foes and regulators seemed to agree on: The industry could not afford another Three Mile Island accident."
Source: ClimateWire, 03/14/2011
"EPA Chief Lisa Jackson Perpetually on Capitol Hill Hot Seat"
Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa P. Jackson in in the hot seat as House Repulicans assault EPA trying to get the agency to back off of regulalations that control pollution but cost business.
Source: Wash Post, 03/14/2011
"With Gas Prices Rising, First Electric Vehicle Owners Are Charged Up"
"Early adopters of battery powered cars say they are satisfied with their purchases, despite some hassles."
Source: LA Times, 03/14/2011
"Crisis Underscores Fears About Safety of Nuclear Energy"
"The official announcement that two reactors at an earthquake-damaged nuclear plant could be suffering meltdowns underscores the Japanese nuclear industry’s troubled history, and years of grass-roots objections from a people uniquely sensitive to the ravages of nuclear destruction."
Monday, March 14, 2011
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Evaporating Oil From BP Spill Likely Posed a Health Threat: Study
"A new study about the way oil from the BP Deepwater Horizon accident evaporated into the air confirms that cleanup workers were exposed to high levels of airborne pollution, and that the fumes also may have made their way onshore in Louisiana."
Source: New Orelans Times-Picayune, 03/11/2011
"Interest in Renewable Energy May Stick as Oil Prices Surge"
"The latest surge in oil prices may help the renewable energy industry reach a turning point after years of boom-and-bust cycles long dictated by the rise and fall in gas prices."
Source: LA Times, 03/11/2011
"U.S. Solar Grew Sharply In 2010, Still Lags Europe"
"The U.S. solar power sector grew 67 percent in 2010 but still lagged European markets by a wide margin in installing solar systems, the industry's trade group said on Thursday."
Source: Reuters, 03/11/2011
"House Republicans To Push Series Of Energy Bills"
"Republicans in the House of Representatives said on Thursday they would seek to combat rising oil and gasoline prices with a series of bills this year aimed at spurring domestic energy production."
Source: Reuters, 03/11/2011
"Light Bulb Law Stokes Fury in Senate Hearing"
"Light bulbs sparked heated discussions [Thursday] morning during a Senate legislative hearing on two energy efficiency bills."
Source: Greenwire, 03/11/2011
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