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Colorado Shoots for 30% Renewable Energy by 2020, a Stark Contrast to Its Neighbors

Mar 9 , 2010

Hawaiian Utility Fights Solar Industry Over Private Installations

Mar 5 , 2010
U.S. Utilities Make Their Own Plays for Control of Distributed Power

Trash-Based Biofuels Could Alleviate Land Use, Emissions Issues

Mar 4 , 2010

EPA’s Authority to Regulate Greenhouse Gases Comes Under Fire From All Angles

Mar 3 , 2010
Despite Multipronged Attacks, Endangerment Finding Appears Safe for Now

Undoing the Mothballs: Long-Abandoned Nuclear Reactors Eyed for Restart

Mar 1 , 2010
TVA Looks to Finish Construction of Alabama Reactors Started in 1974

Does Bloom Box Signal a Shift Toward Decentralized Electricity Generation?

Feb 24 , 2010
Analysts Say Don't Count on an Off-Grid Nation Just Yet

Uranium in the Grand Canyon: USGS Report Examines Impacts of Mining

Feb 24 , 2010
At Stake: 1 Million Acres that Could Help Fuel a U.S. Nuclear Energy Revival

Congress Considers Fracking Regulation Amid Hodgepodge of State Drilling Rules

Feb 22 , 2010
Oil and Gas Industry Leaders Oppose Federal Involvement