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- Duke Energy Announces Wind Farm Project
- Europe to Phase Out Incandescent Lightbulbs
- OPEC: Oil Production Cuts Unlikely
- Morgan Stanley, Citigroup Invest in Wind Farms
- Buffett Buys More BYD Stock
- LEED Certification Requirements Revised
- Wall Street Firms Invest in Wind
- Demand Picks Up for 'Rare Earths'
- UN Opens Talks on Weather Surveillance
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/31/09
- NOAA: Nitrous Oxide is Greatest Human-Made Ozone T...
- Salazar Defends Obama Energy Policies
- Midwest Generation Sues for Clean Air Act Violation
- Despite Push, Offshore Wind at Least a Year Off
- Poll Shows Support for Obama Energy Policy
- U.K. Considers Choice Between Coal and Nuclear Power
- Group Hopes for Answers in Aquatic Trash
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/29/09
- House Spends Cash to Go Green
- PG&E Generates Power with Compressed Air
- Environmental Groups File Petition with Supreme Court
- The Climate of Congress
- Wind Turbines Cause Tornado Confusion
- Administration Finalizing CAFE Standards
- Families of Mining Collapse Victims Sue Energy Com...
- Appliance Makers Troubled by Rebate Plan
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/27/09
- EPA May Alter Carbon Injection Regulations
- Energy Companies Bid for Ford Motor Plant
- Alternative Energy Tax Breaks Costly in Oregon
- Virginia Coal Project Seeks Funding
- Market Probe of New England Power to Begin
- Applicants for DOE Loans Hire Lobbyists
- U.S. Chamber Calls on EPA for Climate Change Trial
- Sen. Begich Leads Eco-Tour of Alaska
- Hawaii's Gas Company Announces New Partnership
- Lawmakers Tour National Parks
- Cairn Energy to Drill in India This Week
- Wyoming Range Declared Off-Limits
- DOT Extends Cash for Clunkers Application Deadline
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/25/09
- API Predicts Refinery Slowdown Under W-M
- Water Pollution puts Alaska Fishing Industry at Risk
- Entergy Spinoff Decision Postponed
- Clean Energy Raises Concern for Southern State Lea...
- TVA: Kingston Spill May Require Three-Year Cleanup
- Some Energy Companies Uninsured This Storm Season
- States Feeling Pain of Low Nat Gas Prices
- Ohio CCS Project Canceled
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/24/09
- DOE Gives $37 Million to Small-Businesses Energy R...
- State Department Approves Oil Pipeline
- Putin Visits Power Plant Blast Site
- Japan Election Could Change Climate Target
- Ocean Temps Hit Record High
- Capitol May Be Lit in an Energy Efficient Manner
- New Wind Energy Transmission Lines Could Come to M...
- HelioFocus Develops New Solar Energy Device
- Administration To End Cash For Clunkers
- NRC Discusses Funding for Reactor Decommissioning
- Suntech Sets New Record in Multi-Crystalline Modul...
- Death Toll in Russian Hydroelectric Explosion Rises
- North Carolina Delays Manure-to-Power Law
- Geothermal Project Delayed By Drilling Problems
- Climate Bill Supporters Plan Rallies, Demos
- Coal Industry Launches New Campaign
- TVA Facing Budget Crunch
- Utah Bidders Snap Up Drilling Rights
- Natural Gas Industry Seeks Influence on Climate Bill
- Australian Parliament Passes Renewable Energy Law
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/20/09
- Oil Prices Surge After DOE Inventory Report
- Denver Airport Announces Plans to Build Solar-Powe...
- Germany Aims to Put 1 Million Electric Cars on the...
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/19/09
- Vestas Reports Increased Demand for Wind Turbines
- More Feared Dead in Siberia Plant Explosion
- Car Dealers: 'Show Me the (Clunkers) Cash!'
- Progress Energy Carolinas Closes Three Plants
- More Forged Letters Discovered
- Australia Sets New Energy Law
- Climate Bill Opponents Rally in Houston
- Ford Unveils Electric-Grid Hybrid Cars
- Forecasts Indicate Natural Gas Prices to Remain Low
- EPA Publishes Preliminary Toxic Chemical Data
- Alaskan Nuclear Power Plans Dropped
- Manure Power Plant to Open in Idaho
- At Least Twelve Dead in Russia Plant Blast
- Brazil Hires Petrobras, Limits Dependence on Forei...
- Smart Grid, Energy Storage Investments Surge
- China Plans Emission Reduction Talks
- DOE Accepting Apps for Renewable Project Funds
- Oil Companies Seek Flexibility on GHG Reporting
- What's Happening Today on Clean Skies News - 8/18/09
- U.S. May Aid Pakistan in Energy Crisis
- BPA Wind Farm Reaches New Mark
- Oil and Gas Companies Bounce Back
- Storm Leaves Most Oil Sites Untouched
- Accident at Siberian Power Plant Kills Eight
- Copenhagen Climate Deal Looking Bleak
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