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Why the Energy Industry Is So Invested In Climate Change Denial
The world most’s profitable companies are valued by their carbon reserves – never mind the resulting ruin to the planet
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On Eve of EU-China Summit, China Forbids Airlines from Paying EU Carbon Tax
With a major EU-China summit scheduled for next week, the Chinese government on Monday banned the country’s airlines from taking part in a European Union carbon-emissions scheme that levees a fee on all airlines flying into or out of EU airports.
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Republican Presidential Candidates on Climate Change
From Skeptics to Flip-Floppers to Believers, here’s how the Republican candidates for president stack up on climate change.
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What US Lawmakers Can Learn from Australia’s Carbon Tax
A climate bill is again on the table in Australia after Prime Minister Julia Gillard Sunday outlined a plan to reduce the country’s annual carbon emissions by 159 million tons 2020.
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Best (and Worst) Campaign Ads of 2010: Energy and the Environment
Here’s our list of the best and worst campaign ads of 2010 focused on energy and the environment.
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Greenhouse Gases Are the Steroids of the Climate System
Some people have used the analogy comparing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere to steroids in a baseball player.
US Opens Offshore Wind Energy ‘Sweet Spots’
Some of the most promising areas for offshore wind energy development in the United States moved closer to seeing the installation of wind turbines on Thursday.
How the Stimulus Revived the Electric Car
A common criticism of President Obama’s $800 billion stimulus package has been that it failed to produce anything – that while the New Deal built bridges and dams, all the stimulus did was fill some potholes and create temporary jobs. Don’t tell that to Annette Herrera.
Florida Primary: What About Energy and Climate?
Whoever wins the GOP presidential nomination hopes to have a shot in Florida in the general election, there are some key energy and climate issues that all Floridians really do care about — whether any of the GOP hopefuls acknowledges them or not.
