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(Nov)  Archive - December, 2003  (Jan)

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12-31
Coal companies clash over slurry; Firm says another company's permit creates liabilities 
12-31
U.S. Energy Bill Could Lead to Lower Natgas Prices
12-31
As worries about future grow, so do trends on a warming planet
12-31
US$20 Million to Boost Asian Renewable Energy
12-30
Permit for Lincoln Co. mine sought; Three miles of streams targeted for fill from Hobet mountaintop removal - Arch subsidiary applies for Lincoln Co. mountaintop removal permit
12-30
EPA Led Mercury Policy Shift; Agency Scuttled Task Force That Advised Tough Approach
12-30
Global Warming Insurance Claims Grew to $60 Billion in 2003 (Global warming claims more lives than terrorism, yet our government ignores it, indeed promotes it.) River Indicates Warmer Climate And Earlier Spring In Central Maine
12-30
Time may be right for solar - With power of magic, fuel cells win believers - Green Energy
12-30
Officials want to take death off roadway
12-30
Feds Pick Up Legal Bills for Contractors
12-30
Epic trip for 'alternative' car
12-30
FERC Orders FirstEnergy to Study Grid Reliability
12-30
B.C. coal industry gets a big boost from China
12-29
Coal giant a success and a target; Massey among largest employers in West Virginia
12-29
Residents trying to revive town bought by utility
12-29
2003: Claim Vs. Fact
12-29
Limits for Bush
12-29
Reclaimed mine sites less than meets the eye
12-29
Longwall Mining Under Historic House Is Causing The Interior To Break Apart
12-29
Leases could net Wyoming millions (and people of the future could inherit astronomical clean up costs)
12-29
Gas Industry Covets a Colorado Plateau - Energy, recreation vie for West's resources
12-29
Outside View: The scramble for energy - Japan Shrinks: Energy options
12-28
SPADARO SACRIFICED FOR HIS DEDICATION TO E. KY. RESIDENTS
12-28
Overweight ticketing down since October coal truck change
12-28
BLM releases coal-mining lease proposal
12-28
The New Republicans
12-28
McConnell's lost battle bears name, memory
12-28
NAFTA: North American Deal Dismal After a Decade
12-28
Climate change in 'ordinary' Kiwis' hands
12-28
Slide Threat Will Persist, Experts Warn (Denuded mountains don't hold back torrents) 
12-27
Third of planet's population will fall victims to Nature's catastrophes
12-27
Free Trade Accord at 10: Growing Pains Are Clear
12-27
Corn Stove Marketed for Green Energy Demand - Green Power Helps U.S. Army Exceed Energy Goals
12-27
Mudslides kill 7 in California mountains (Denuded mountains don't hold back torrents) 
12-27
Fire in Chinese Coal Mine Kills 26
12-27
U.S. Carmakers Slow To Join Hybrid Parade
12-26
New Year's Revolutions
12-26
Man Indifferent to Ecological Risks
12-26
The chilly health impact of global warming
12-26
Route inching along
12-26
Coal company, farmer are at odds over fixing collapse
12-26
Protecting Yellowstone
12-26
Blast at Gas Well Is Reported to Kill 191 in China - China Wants Slow Growth in Some Sectors
12-26
Vast energy reserves lie beneath a wildlife haven - West less welcoming of this energy boom
12-25
Court Blocks U.S. Effort to Relax Pollution Rule - Court Blocks Clean-Air Change - Court Blocks E.P.A. Rule Changes on Industrial Pollution - Court Suspends Bush Pollution Rules - Federal Court Blocks Bush Administration Plan to Cripple Key Clean Air Act Provision: Court to Review Changes to New Source Review
12-25
White House for Sale
12-25
Maps of old mines to be indexed, put on computers
12-25
A dirty industry (scroll down)
12-25
Coal bed methane drilling opponents appeal decision
12-24
Mountaintop Removal EIS Deadline Approaches - What's At Stake! - Comments Due on the Mountaintop Removal Study - Some of what the Environmental Impact Statement on mountaintop removal tells us
12-24
Debate in Tow on H2O
12-24
Peril in the Wind Industry: Turbines That Produce Clean Energy Also Kill Migrating Birds - Wind energy investment options are starting to fly
12-24
Soot 'makes global warming worse' - EU Environment Ministers fail to live up to their Kyoto promises - A dirty secret is out on glacial meltdown
12-24
Fishing for a low-mercury dinner - High mercury found in loon eggs; Data contradicts Bush policy
12-24
Fuel cell research touted for New Mexico - Germans turn waste to energy
12-24
Arctic Power makes plans for 2004; Lobby group pushing for ANWR drilling works for changes in energy bill
12-23
Under Bush, Expanding Secrecy
12-23
MSHA Announces $3.9 Million in Grants to Digitize Abandoned Mine Maps, Improve Miner Safety - $1 million grant will help map abandoned mines in Kentucky
12-23
Bush Administration Trade Deal Puts Communities at Risk
12-23
Man's hunger strike protests mine subsidence
12-23
Nun: Mountaintop removal is 'moral issue'
12-23
Hydrogen-Fueled Three-Wheelers Could Make Impact on Developing Nations, U.S.
12-23
Diesel Soot Seen As Global Warming Factor
12-23
Creating New Wetlands Not So Easy to Do
12-23
No decision on huge fusion project
12-23
Reps. Rahall, Mollohan endorse Dean
12-23
530 Ky. miners notified of possible layoffs (scroll down)
12-23
Arch Coal, Inc. Sells a Portion of Its Investment in NRP for $115 Million - Peabody to buy RAG Venezuela, Colorado coal assets
12-22
Recycle your holiday  
12-22
Proposal concerns official; State ranks fifth in mercury amount released into air
12-22
Kentucky considers eliminating coal traffic law; Industry wants to remove policy requiring road permits for trucks
12-22
Protect mountain streams 
12-22
Voting: Secret software, lack of paper trail a recipe for trouble
12-22
Bush-Cheney energy policy needs sun
12-22
Democrats Forced To Work on Margins
12-22
German government adopts new legislation for renewable energy
12-22
Silently harnessing the wind - Bird kills at power plant rile activists
12-22
Customers to pay for bulk of settlement
12-21
Bright Light Must Shine on Energy Policymaking
12-21
'Rewiring' the world's energy
12-21
Britain can start dreaming of a green Christmas with swallows; As temperatures rise, spring is earlier and snow will become only a memory - Climate change and civilization
12-21
Worst Technology of 2003: Paperless Voting
12-21
Judge: I Saw Police Commit Felonies at FTAA protests
12-21
Routine Miami Beach Greenpeace protest results in case said to test free speech
12-21
American Geophysical Union Takes Strong Stand on Global Warming
12-21
A flawed Kyoto better than nothing
12-21
Japan Vows to Pursue Nuclear Fusion Bid - Decision Delayed on Site of Nuclear Fusion Plant
12-21
A New Pathway to the Stars
12-21
Huge mudslide renews concerns about logging
12-20
Public financing cleans up elections
12-20
A Mercury Non-Policy - Bush offers proposal to cut mercury levels; Market-based plan would give plants 15 years to upgrade - Hold the Tuna Charlie: Pres. Bush's Mercury Moves Gift Industry
12-20
Coal-fired power plants: An unclear future
12-20
Wanted: Records Related To Lobbying Blitz Hatched By Bush Administration and Energy Industry Officials
12-20
DEP transcript missing
12-20
Coal washeries research clean ups process
12-20
Venture capitalists are betting on fuel-cell and solar-cell technologies
12-20
Linux catches on at coal power plants
12-20
Japan Hopes to Build Nuclear Fusion Plant  
12-20
Alliant Energy Dumps Plan for Iowa Coal Plant
12-19
Appalachian coal mines: Mining mountaintops -  Bush has said his environmental strategies won't harm nature or man--a claim some doubt
12-19
An Interview with Robert F Kennedy Jr.
12-19
Citizens comment on synfuel plant (Winnie Fox is an OVEC board member) 
12-19
US energy bill offers credits, access to producers - Leaders should avoid sneaky tactics
12-19
On climate change, other nations get cracking while the U.S. is slacking - Warmer Climate Accelerating Planet's Fresh Water Cycle
12-19
US Energy Demand to Grow 1.5 Pct Annually
12-19
Earth Warming at Faster Pace, Say Top Science Group's Leaders; Statement by American Geophysical Union's council warns temperature change is real and human-caused
12-19
Nehlen unfair with whacko comment (scroll down)
12-19
White-Collar Anger - Amnesty says Miami police may have broken UN laws
12-19
Workers' Comp reform has come 'a long way'
12-19
Saltier Atlantic may help decipher global warming - As seas rise, Tuvalu calls for emission cuts - Atlantic's salt balance poses threat, study says - More time needed to decide on Kyoto Protocol - Study finds evidence for global methane release about 600 million years ago
12-19
Bush Team Announces Last Phase of Pollution Control Plan
12-19
County OKs agenda for Legislature
12-19
Capital Spending at North American Coal-Fired Power Plants Strong with Over $14 Billion Scheduled to Kick-Off in 2004
12-19
Solar Comes to (Part Of) The Earth
12-19
Big boost for offshore wind power - British Plan Major 'Wind Farm' to Generate Power Along Coasts
12-18
W.Va. donors come mostly from richest zip codes
12-18
Here's to clean elections for W.Va.   
12-18
EPA chief unveils air pollution proposal; Plants would have to cut emissions of certain chemicals
12-18
The Supreme Court may alleviate Cheney's energy task force troubles
12-18
Permit does not include emission reductions; Draft would let Morgantown power plant emit more than 19 million pounds of pollutants yearly
12-18
A Pact on Central America Trade Zone, Minus One - Accord Reached On Free Trade
12-18
Selling of the rain, covenant broken at Hopi; Water sold for coal slurry
12-18
Study probes air pollution, heart disease
12-18
What's Wrong With This Picture? - Critics: Convicted Felons Worked for Electronic Voting Companies
12-18
Kyoto a good start, but emphasis needs to be long term, say researchers - Illarionov Makes His Case On Kyoto - EU Insists Its Support for Kyoto Policy Unwavering - Study: Global Warming Changing Ocean Salinity
12-18
PM urged to help Ontario scrap coal-fired plants
12-18
Administration Backs Off Clean Water Act
12-18
EPA pulls its officers off homeland security
12-17
Wrongful termination for coal-mining official? A congressional committee wants to know if mining safety official Jack Spadaro is being fired for his whistle-blowing activities.
12-17
Catholic leaders see effects of mountaintop removal
12-17
Federal, state regulators block mine re-entry
12-17
Power-plant mercury controls might take 15 years
12-17
N.D. Groups Challenge U.S. Mercury Rule  -  Bush Mercury Proposal Angers Ohio Company
12-17
Asthma Reaching Epidemic Level in N.J.
12-17
Bush abandons effort to rewrite wetlands regulations - U.S. Won't Narrow Wetlands Protection
12-17
Chemical, Nuclear Arms Still 'Major Threat,' Cheney Says (says "People don't check the facts" - he should know about not checking facts)
12-17
Hot Spot in 2003? The Earth, U.N. Says
12-17
Behind Closed Doors
12-17
Electric Industry Is Urged to Be More Tightly Linked
12-17
DEP wants inventory of greenhouse emissions
12-17
Corn is new coal for energy producer
12-17
Russia's Delay Prompts E.U. to Review Kyoto Policy - EU President Says Russia Ready to Ratify Climate Protocol
12-17
State has plenty of green space (scroll down for this coal co. propaganda)
12-16
High Court to Hear Cheney - Energy Dispute - Cheney faces energy policy suit - High Court Will Review Ruling On Cheney Task Force Records; Decision a Blow to Groups Seeking Information on Energy Policy - Supreme Court Takes Cheney Energy Task Force Case - Justices Will Hear Appeal on Cheney's Energy Panel
12-16
EPA Announces 'Cap and Trade' Plan to Cut Mercury Pollution; Agency Bowed to Utility Industry Pressure, Critics Charge
12-16
Dark skies ahead if Clean Air Act weakened
12-16
Danger: Global warming reports - Listening to the Climate Models, and Trying to Wake Up the World - Kyoto Fate Unclear as UN Climate Talks End - Arctic parasites a sign of climate change - Climate: A warming-induced Ice Age?
12-16
Change in the Weather - Bet on It
12-16
Energy firms, activists team up for green power
12-16
Peabody Energy named coal company of the year
12-15
E.P.A. Plans to Expand Pollution Markets
12-15
Environment needs protection (scroll down)
12-15
Global Trade and Climate Change
12-15
Oil platform buries global warming gas; Carbon dioxide trapped, but will it work long term?
12-15
Catholic leaders to tour mine-scarred mountains
12-15
Corn beats coal in Springfield 
12-14
The Bush administration is doing the public's business out of the public eye
12-14
IRS bowed to lobbies on synfuel, lawyer says
12-14
Synfuel river barge hearing to be held
12-14
Air data at CONSOL shaft suspect, feds say
12-14
Bush's Energy Policy Lives Where the Deer and the Antelope Play
12-14
The Use and Abuse of a Woman Soldier: Jessica Lynch, Plural
12-14
Criticism of Electronic Voting Machines Security is Mounting
12-14
Getting heated over mercury: Regulation rollback is boon for utilities, bad for kids
12-14
Fighting gloom of addiction gloom; Drug company, mining industry should help invest in treatment
12-14
Dry, With a Chance of a Grain Shortage
12-14
Sinking islands battle for climate aid cash - Kyoto Protocol has a better chance of survival than would seem - Risking it all for the reefs
12-14
Coal Mine Fire in China Kills Nine
12-14
Energy bill delay may deflate wind power
12-14
Kid Power
12-14
W.Va. pipeline project first to use new permit process
12-14
Turning Garbage Into Oil
12-14
Bringing art to the people --via truck
12-13
Proposed Kentucky park threatened; Virginia coal waste spill rolling down Levisa Fork - Virginia coal waste reaches state
12-13
Chemical Companies Targeted in Suits
12-13
Court refuses to restore Moores law license
12-13
Inuit blame Bush for impending extinction - New Book Demonstrates How Climate Change Impacts on Health
12-13
OPEC wants aid if world shifts to renewable energies - OPEC Row Clouds Last Day of U.N. Climate Talks - Russia holds climate key -
12-13
Florida Greenpeace Case Hinges on 1872 Law
12-13
Campaign Finance Groups to Push for More Changes
12-13
W. Ky. miners sue mask makers
12-13
Fletcher outlines plan for cabinets; merger of regulators draws opposition
12-13
Drilling Planned in Alaska Oil Reserve
12-13
Natural Gas Prices Surge and Fingers are Pointing - Natural Gas Price Soars 46 Percent - Natural gas is in flux as firms shift overseas
12-13
Few Indications Efforts to Cut Blackout Risks are Under Way
12-13
AP: Power Shortages Darken Southern China
12-13
Heat, pollution changing precipitation
12-13
Atmospheric Compound is Double-edged Sword in Climate Change
12-12
Catholic leaders to tour mountaintop mines, towns
12-12
Public financing improves elections
12-12
Dozens of miners file lawsuits over respirator masks
12-12
Don't Talk Like a Twit
12-12
The Court Case That Could Reshape US Democracy
12-12
 
WHO Links Global Warming to More Deaths - 150,000 deaths tied to warmer world - Insurers grapple with surging weather claims - Arctic Climate Change Is Human Rights Abuse - Inuit - Climate change doubles Britain's stormy weather - Weather Related Natural Disasters in 2003 Cost the World Billions
12-12
Russia preparing to ratify Kyoto pact - Russia spells out ratification demands on Kyoto Protocol's 6th birthday
12-12
N.J. toughens mercury limits
12-12
Draft Federal Advisory Warns Some Groups to Limit Tuna - Government to Warn Women of Mercury in Tuna, Report Says - FDA under fire for fish advice
12-12
Eastman touts 'clean coal' (As long as there is mountaintop removal, there is no such thing as "clean coal.")
12-12
Feds fork out $500,000 to fund coal-ash study
12-12
Coal Truck Accident Closes Road
12-12
India plans to use energy source from hydrogen by 2010
12-12
Officials try to lure power plant
12-12
While Feds Falter, States Forge Ahead: Energy Efficiency Innovation at the State Level
12-11
Officials speak out on reform ruling; State could feel effects of campaign finance changes
12-12
Genome map shows how bacterium gobbles radiation
12-11
W.Va. a swing state in 2004, Russert says
12-11
Shafted: J. Steven Griles, the No. 2 man in Bush's Interior Department, has spent a lifetime undermining the federal government on behalf of Energy Inc.
12-11
Board defends water quality rules: Industry had input, members say
12-11
Court Ruling Affirms New Landscape of Campaign Finance
12-11
Ban on soft money upheld: High court rejects unlimited donations to political parties
12-11
Bush Rejects N. Korea's Offer of Nuclear Programs Freeze for Energy Aid
12-11
White House Attacked for Letting States Lead on Climate
12-10
Administration eyes burying carbon dioxide
12-10
Weaker stream rules sought; Current standards are based on drinkability, regardless of use
12-10
Three in House question inspector's firing
12-10
Montana coal-fired plants pollute with dioxin
12-10
U.S. Pushing for Trade Pact ; Deal Would Expand NAFTA Through Central America
12-10
Republican leader predicts Senate will OK energy bill
12-10
December is a dangerous month for coal miners
12-10
Peabody Energy Announces Changes to Board of Directors
12-10
Coal town in still life
12-10
Scientist Links Man to Climate Over the Ages - U.N. Talks Permit GMO Forests Under Kyoto - Are carbon 'sinks' all washed up?
12-10
The greening of America: Some of the boldest environmental decisions are now coming from the world's most reviled country
12-10
Conservation organization sues over coal-bed methane project
12-10
A Documentary Records a Fierce Struggle for Power, Electric and Otherwise
12-10
Coal mine accidents kill 11, injures four in China
12-9
Fewer polluters punished under Bush, records show
12-9
Bill offers millions for state
12-9
Congress looks into accusations against MSHA whistleblower
12-9
Coal deaths
12-9
Gun owners upset at Bush on environment
12-9
Looting Planet Earth
12-9
Climate Scientists Zoom In on Changes - GM trees trigger row at UN climate talks - Italy Offers Russia Kyoto Carrots - Global Warming Threatens Lake Bursts in Nepal - Severe bushfires linked to global warming - Climate talks must focus more on poor, says UN expert
12-9
N.C. to petition for clean air laws in Ky., W. Va.
12-9
Kentucky siting board OKs planned Peabody coal plant
12-9
Hot coal market energizes Massey  Coal Producer Stocks Up Again on Demand
12-9
Merry mercury
12-9
Death toll rises to 20 in coal mine blast
12-9
Windmills Take Toll on Wildlife
12-9
Fresno OKs huge solar project
12-9
A Tale of Two Countries
12-9
Oliverio calls Logan, Mingo residents 'dumb'
12-8
Unendorsed "clean elections'' bill advances in interims
12-8
Taxpayer-funded campaigns criticized; Some lawmakers say proposal could cause problems 
12-8
Takeover process weighed; Mining agency may change how it deals with states
12-8
Voting Process Too Important to Leave to Technology
12-8
The four degrees: How Europe's hottest summer shows global warming is transforming our world
12-8
W.Va.s natural beauty is key to economic development 
12-8
McDowell County health (Excerpt: The strongest message in this sorrowful situation is that the coal industry bleeds a region dry then departs, leaving a wake of hardship.)
12-8
State poverty rate drops
12-8
Voters ready for drastic change, GOP candidates say (You have got to at least read the last two paragraphs on this article!)  W.Va.s GOP governor prospects targeting jobs
12-8
Town's residents fear pollutants; EPA eyeing town's soil, water after rash of cancer deaths
12-8
US energy bill may spur nuke plant building
12-8
Democrats didn't desert coal miners 
12-8
Coal prices up; supply is down
12-8
Energy-starved China girds itself for winter
12-8
Labor Dept. PR man: Chao not involved in Spadaro dismissal
12-7
Electronic Votes Touch Off Doubts - Black Box Voting
12-7
Feds looked at deadly CONSOL shaft once; Ventilation hole should have been inspected quarterly, MSHA investigator says
12-7
Floating plant to get synfuel credits
12-7
Taxing natural resources is the only way out of our mess
12-7
EPA's Mercury Proposal: More Toxic Pollution for a Longer Time
12-7
Melting ice 'will swamp capitals' - Global temperatures likely to rise by 1.7 to 4.9 deg by 2100 - Demand for 'Kyoto tax' on the US - Global warming to chill Europe - Glaciers in Canada recede quickly
12-7
Quest for coal
12-7
Energy bill sponsors cold to overhaul
12-7
Readers offer compassion, help after Boston paper highlights McDowell
12-7
A familiar story: from miner to drug user to dealer - Legacy of desperation - The Mexican connection
12-7
Steel chiefs mull future
12-7
Rahall opposes water pollution
12-7
Plant in Muhlenberg OK'd with conditions
12-7
Explosion and fire damage LG&E plant; nobody hurt
12-7
Conservationists Put Earth on Their Wish List
12-7
A Believer Despite Long Odds - Projects point way toward energy-efficient future
12-7
The Age of Oil Is Over
12-7
Gov. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
12-6
More big storms to be weathered as the earth warms - Study warns against carbon storage through extra forest planting
12-6
Industry continues to oppose water use plan
12-6
Steel sham'Protectionism didn't work'
12-6
Europeans Plan to Press for Tariffs Against U.S.
12-6
Bellingham's coal mines pose threat to city
12-5
Senate energy bill is a bad deal
12-5
The Social Cost of Coal: A Tale of Market Failure and Market Solution
12-5
Study: N.C. power plants emit most toxic chemicals in country 
12-5
US coal industry wants more govt clean plant funds (As long there is mountaintop removal, there is no such thing as "clean" coal--no matter how much the coal industry wants to bilk from taxpayers.)
12-5
Looting the Future 
12-5
Mercury Cut Delay Could Endanger Newborns - EPA Aims to Change Pollution Rules - Emission plan challenged; Critics say EPA rule won't cut mercury - EPA rules target interstate pollution
12-5
Bush Administration Mulls Ways to Pass Energy Bill
12-5
The politics of global warming: Is it nyet or not on Kyoto accord? - Climate change laid to humans - Greenhouse gas trading doubled in 2003, says World Bank
12-5
Sinking History: Longwall mines put holes in the past
12-5
Lights, action: Coal Town Festival comes alive today
12-5
Wise names former chief of staff to ed commission
12-5
Steel tariffs lifted - Workers disappointed by presidents decision - Bush scraps steel tariffs - Europe praises Bush steel repeal
12-4
France links fatal floods to global warming
12-4
COAL: U.S. Promotes While Canada and Europe Move Beyond
12-4
Dissent Under Attack - Civil Disobedience On Trial
12-4
Truck drivers account for many W.Va. workplace fatalities
12-4
Next generation: Massey doesnt protect heritage
12-4
New group will promote Coal River recreation
12-4
White House Defends Mercury Proposal - Democrats say White House mercury plan jeopardizes health
12-4
E.P.A. Drafts New Rules for Emissions From Power Plants
12-4
Bush Set to Lift Tariffs on Steel
12-4
Into Thin Air: Kyoto Accord May Not Die (or Matter) - Russian 'roulette' on Kyoto - Climate talks are on the rocks, but not dead yet - Kiboshing Kyoto - In a turnaround, Russia says it may yet ratify Kyoto
12-4
'No doubt' human activity is affecting global climate - Grim forecast for winter sports as global warming increases
12-4
Making Sure the Money Goes Where It's Supposed To - Funding Studies to Suit Need
12-4
Low-polluting energy hybrids gain following
12-3
Hack the Vote
12-3
White House, EPA Move To Ease Mercury Rules - U.S. Proposes Easing Rules on Emissions of Mercury - Mercury regulation to be loosened
12-3
New EPA Head Touts Plan to Improve US Air Quality - New EPA chief Mike Leavitt unveils plan, goals for agency
12-3
Drilling company cited in mine fatalities; CONSOL escapes blame in MSHA report
12-3
Synfuel plant on barges could mean jobs (And it could mean pollution spills, more dubious tax credits to bilk taxpayers)
12-3
Summit Battle (You have to be a subscriber to Waste News to read this story)
12-3
Environmentalism pays
12-3
Death knell for the Kyoto treaty - Russia Deals Blow to Kyoto as EU Backslides - Russia to Reject Pact on Climate, Putin Aide Says - Can't ratify Kyoto Protocol, Russia says 
12-3
A Year of Extremes Provides Evidence of Global Warming - Global warming to kill off Europe's top ski resorts, says UN - Cars risk Europe's climate cuts - Brussels warns EU in danger of missing Kyoto targets - Global Warming Could Rob Ski Resorts of Snow  
12-3
Industry Coalition Launches National Fuel-Cell Bus Initiative - Report Describes Steps to Building a Thriving Solar Industry 
12-2
Deepest Coal Mine in the U.S. to Close 
12-2
UK Commits to 15 Percent Renewable Energy - Get serious about new energy
12-2
State has three years to rewrite air pollution regulations; Changes will allow various projects to move forward
12-2
The Politics of Payoff
12-2
Delay in Reforms Fueling Doubts on Voting Machines
12-2
Consol revises earnings downward - RAG Considering Sale Of US, Venezuelan Coal Operations
12-2
US Blasts Kyoto Pact, UN Hopes Russia Will Sign - Kyoto Protocol: alive and kicking - US hails own climate policies
12-2
Unions holding Bush to account
12-2
Information Warfare in Miami
12-2
Ranchers corral wind power
12-1
IRS attorney claims politics in Synfuel Giveaway
12-1
Bush's energy bill died because it was a bad bill
12-1
Diverse group donates to Bush; Large number of W.Va. residents give small amounts
12-1
Massey chief, industry backers conceal truth about coal
12-1
Energy Efficiency Could Gain Favor
12-1
23 States Go to Battle Over Looser EPA Rules
12-1
Some Businesses Take Initiative to Voluntarily Reduce Emissions - Planting trees in the Amazon to curb global warming is unlikely to work
12-1
Turning Northeast Wyoming Upside Down in the Hunt for Coal-Bed Methane
12-1
President stuck between WTO, U.S. politics - President To Drop Tariffs On Steel
12-1
FTAA Ship Runs Aground, But Party Goes On - Miami Crowd Control Would Do Tyrant Proud
12-1
UK chief tries to save scholarships
12-1
Peabody Agrees to Buy RAG's Two Australian Coal Mines
12-1
America lucky energy bill didn't pass

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