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Climatologists Tell Congress About Abuse They Face For Doing Their Jobs

May 20 , 2010
Personal attacks, intimidation and death threats are now part of being a climate scientist; new federal studies vindicate their demanding work

New Hampshire Utility's Move to Control Green Energy Dollars is Rebuffed

May 20 , 2010
Legislators on both sides of the aisle vote 300-46 against utility's gambit

Report for Investors Says Oil Sands' Economic Viability Sits on a Knife's Edge

May 17 , 2010
Emerging low carbon standards and environmental risks make continued development financially risky

Greens Take Aim at Offshore Drilling Allowance in Senate's New Climate Bill

May 12 , 2010
Unified opposition to more drilling in wake of BP Gulf disaster

Companies Toss Around Blame for Oil Spill At Senate Hearing

May 12 , 2010
Senators try to lock down BP's financial liability

EPA Moves to Replace Super Greenhouse Gases in Appliances

May 11 , 2010
Rule could mark start of HFC phase out

Gulf Oil Spill Spawns Biofuels Industry Opportunism

May 6 , 2010
Producers tout the ethanol alternative to oil, but similar problems abound

Some States Push For New Nuclear Reactors, With Little Success

May 5 , 2010
Efforts to Expand Construction in Iowa, California Uncertain; Six States Fight Off Challenges to Atomic Bans