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Drilling Deeper: The Wealth of Business Connections for Obama's Energy Pick

Drilling Deeper: The Wealth of Business Connections for Obama’s Energy Pick

By ProPublica on March 31, 2013

Moniz’s work for energy companies since he served in President Clinton’s Energy Department has irked some environmentalists.

Category: Energy | Tags: Energy, Environment, epa, obama | 2

UK CO2 emissions up 4.5% in 2012

UK CO2 emissions up 4.5% in 2012

By The Guardian on March 28, 2013

Huge jump in coal use in power stations prompts rise
• Scotland renewables production hits record levels

Category: Climate Change | Tags: business, carbon emissions, Climate Change, coal, commodities, Energy, energy industry, Environment, fossil fuels, gas, Renewable energy, Scotland, uk | 0

US Government Opens Atlantic Coast for Offshore Wind Farms

US Government Opens Atlantic Coast for Offshore Wind Farms

By The Guardian on December 3, 2012

Department of the interior will offer lease sales on areas off coasts of Rhode Island, Massachusetts and Virginia

Category: Renewable energy | Tags: Atlantic Ocean, Energy, offshore wind, offshore wind farm, Renewable energy, US, wind, wind energy | 0

Do Energy Planks Matter in Party Platforms?

By Guest Author on August 16, 2012

A look back at the platforms adopted in 2008 shows some planks that are virtually identical, with little difference in position on key energy issues.

Category: Energy | Tags: democratic party, Energy, energy policy, gop, republican party, romney | 1

We Are the Kalamazoo

We Are the Kalamazoo

By Michael Brune on July 24, 2012

Beginning this weekend, the Sierra Club and its allies will hold We Are the Kalamazoo events across North America to mark this two-year anniversary of the largest and most toxic inland oil spill in U.S. history

Category: Energy, Environment | Tags: Energy, energy industry, oil, oil spill | 0

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