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Alexander and Webb propose doubling nuclear power in new energy bill

Wednesday, November 18th, 2009

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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Buffett sees relationship between electric vehicles and coal with BNSF

Warren Buffett recently threw down $34 billion for the Burlington Northern Sante Fe Corporation, his biggest bet yet. (MSNBC) The recent recession...
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President Obama may/may not go to Copenhagen

Earlier this Fall, President Obama traveled to Copenhagen to advocate for the Olympics to be brought to his home town of Chicago, but he still remains...
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EPA censors employees' YouTube video

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Two EPA employees from the San Francisco Regional Office with more than 20 years of experience each have begun speaking out against the Obama...
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U.S. Chamber faces pressure to change its climate stance

It appears as though the U.S. Chamber of commerce has 'gone rogue' regarding energy reform. A third large utility company has announced plans to quit...
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Will economic growth trump environmental concerns?

This week, both the UN Summit on Climate Change in New York and the G20 Summit in Pittsburgh will provide more...
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Water: The nuclear industry's Achilles' heel

Senator Barbara Boxer, the chairwoman of the Senate’s Committee on Environment and Public Works, recently brought added attention to the nuclear...
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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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