"China, United States Pledge Climate Teamwork"
"Is it possible that the long performance of the 'You first, sir,' vaudeville routine by the Alphonse and Gaston of the global greenhouse is drawing toward a close?"
Source: Dot Earth, 07/29/2009
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"Call to Curb Speculators in Energy"
"The country's top regulator of commodity markets said Tuesday that the government should 'seriously consider' strict limits on the trades of purely financial investors in the futures markets for oil, natural gas and other energy products."
Source: NYTimes, 07/29/2009
Sole U.S.-Owned Reactor-Fuel Enrichment Plant Denied Loan
"The federal government will not lend $2 billion to USEC, the sole American-owned uranium enrichment company, the Energy Department said on Tuesday."
Source: NYTimes, 07/29/2009
"A Clunker's Fate Once It's Cashed In"
What will happen to all the "clunkers" traded in for gas-sipping new cars under a new federal rebate program?
Source: Environment Report, 07/28/2009
"Fight Brewing Over Dormant Wells"
"More than 20,000 old oil and gas wells across [Alberta] have been sitting abandoned or inactive for more than a decade without being cleaned up, worrying landowners and environmentalists who say the sites unnecessarily eat up and possibly contaminate valuable farm land."
Source: Calgary Herald, 07/28/2009
Senate Takes Up $34.3B Energy and Water Money Bill"
"The Senate [Monday began debate] on a $34.3 billion fiscal 2010 energy and water spending bill as environmental groups press lawmakers to strip provisions they say will damage wetlands and fish habitat in Missouri."
Source: Greenwire, 07/28/2009
"On Wood, Burning Questions"
Wood has been hailed as a renewable fuel and is being used in New England power plants. But it is not undergoing some serious scrutiny of its environmental consequences.
Source: Boston Globe, 07/27/2009
"Food-Safety Bill Meets Objections From Groups"
"An effort to improve the safety of fruits, vegetables and processed foods is running into objections from a broad collection of farm interests, including livestock producers, organic farmers and small-scale growers."
Source: Des Moines Register, 07/27/2009
"Administration Appears Close to Filling Nuclear Panel's Vacancies"
"The Obama administration is close to a decision on filling two vacancies on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, according to industry and congressional sources."
Source: ClimateWire, 07/27/2009
"Energy Firms Help Pay for State Regulators' Far-Flung Trips"
"State officials who lead California's war on global warming often travel abroad on trips supported by the major greenhouse gas polluters they regulate, a Bee investigation has found. Industry lobbyists and executives routinely join them."
Source: Sacramento Bee, 07/27/2009
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