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President Obama's speech in Copenhagen

Friday, December 18th, 2009

President Obama today outlined the choice facing world leaders in Copenhagen trying to work out a deal on climate...
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President Obama will attend Copenhagen

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Administrator officials told Reuters that President Obama would attend the Copenhagen Conference in December. Officials said that he would stop by...
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Alexander and Webb propose doubling nuclear power in new energy bill

Tennessee Republican Lamar Alexander and Virginia Democrat Jim Webb launched a new bill in the Senate this week that seeks to double U.S. nuclear...
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President Obama tries to take the sting out of Copenhagen collapse

Two main problems continue to plague the Copenhagen conference, the dates of which are quickly approaching (Dec. 7-18), threatening to leave everyone...
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Environmentalists get a lump of coal in their stocking

President Obama and former President Bush have more in common than one might think when it comes to committing to work on environmental issues. While...
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The Republican stalemate strategy on healthcare and energy

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The healthcare debate that has dragged on in Congress since the summer, most probably, is but a prelude to the larger energy and climate debates...
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Applying indirect effects from biofuels to fossil fuels

Food-based biouels have problems, most prominantly with their indirect land-use effects doemstically and abroad. In order to bring more land into use...
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Sarkozy tries carbon tax in France

"French President Nicolas Sarkozy wants to tax carbon dioxide emissions by households and businesses, a measure aimed at helping France slash its...
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Note to Senate: We'll have energy reform with or without you

Members of the Senate thinking of voting against energy reform may want to consider their prospects for being reelected next year before casting their...
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Congress: energy reform in a one-party democracy

The question of whether or not autocratic governments, like those in place in China (well, Russia, Venezuela, and Iran for that matter), are more...
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