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The 110th Congress: consumed by the climate change debate.(Washington D.C. Report)
The democratic leadership of the 110th Congress kicked off the legislative session with a goal of addressing global climate change, and that attention has not waned, it is fair to say that, other than the debate on the war in Iraq, almost every polic The democratic...
Tags: climate change, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2007-04-01
Congress considers climate change
Climate change is on the agenda of the 108th Congress in the form of several legislative initiatives. Key issues to be considered include better coordination of government research, setting caps on greenhouse gas GHG emissions, and whether reporting systems should be voluntary or mandatory. Climate change debates are expected to...
Tags: Climate Change, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2003-06-01
Don't rush climate change legislation, says AF&PA.(HEARD AT PAPER WEEK)
In the years ahead changes in climate will become of greater and greater concern to the world. Just look at what happened last week, when the Supreme Court ruled that a U.S. government agency has the power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions that ...
Tags: climate change, industry, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2007-04-07
New Congress to focus on coal-to-liquid, climate change and 1872 Mining Law
The newly elected Congress addressed energy issues quickly. In her first address. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) called for a "new America that declares our energy independence, promotes domestic sources of renewable energy and combats climate chaThe newly elected Congress addressed energy issues quickly. In her first address. House Speaker...
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Research articles 2007-02-01
NASA leader warns of climate change disaster.(News)
Byline: Bruce Geiselman The likelihood of Congress passing meaningful climate change legislation in the next few years is improving as the public learns more about the issue, said James Hansen, one of the nation's top climate change scientist ...
Tags: carbon dioxide, climate change, global warming, leader, NASA, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2006-11-06
Congress Debates Global Warming Policy.(Government Activity)(Brief Article)
Partisan differences arise on how best to regulate greenhouse gas emissions. DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS agree that action is needed to combat global climate change, but lawmakers differ widely on how to go about solving the problem. ...
Tags: carbon dioxide, climate change, global warming, greenhouse gas, U.S. Congress
Research articles 2001-05-14
White House Faces Republican Opposition Over Global Warming Money.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
THE WHITE HOUSE is asking Congress to approve a $2.4 billion spending and tax package for programs to address global warming in fiscal 2001--a 40 percent increase over the previous year's climate change budget. In his State of the Union Addre...
Tags: Administration, climate change, global warming, tax, tax credit, U.S. Congress, White House
Research articles 2000-02-21

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Joint News Conference: Renewable Energy Industries Poised to Lead U.S. Economic Recovery
Trade Association Leaders Outline Key Policies Required News Advisory: [TABLE OMITTED] The leaders of the nation's renewable energy trade associations will host a joint news teleconference to highlight how their industries can help lead the U.S. economic recovery once key near-term policy priorities are enacted. ...
Articles 2008-11-12
BIO Congratulates President-Elect Obama on His Presidential Election Victory
Offers Commitment to Work Cooperatively To Grow the Innovation Economy To Heal, Fuel, Clean and Feed the U.S. and the World WASHINGTON -- The following statement was issued today by Biotechnology Industry Organization BIO President and CEO Jim Greenwood following yesterday's historic U.S. elections: "On behalf...
Articles 2008-11-05
Website fights climate change
The 1.4 million-plus members of the We Campaign (wecansolveit.org), a project founded by the Alliance for Climate Protection, recently helped convince the U.S. Department of the Interior to recognize the polar bear as a threatened species. Up next, the community will lobby Congress to support tax incentives for renewable energy...
Articles 2008-11-01
Business Leaders Converge in Washington, DC Region to Discuss Critical Energy Policy, Energy Trends, Climate Change & Sustainability Issues
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- Set against the political backdrop of the upcoming Presidential election and the future of energy policy, energy security and climate change initiatives, the 31st World Energy Engineering Congress WEEC is poised to be the largest gathering of energy efficiency and sustainable decision-makers in the region. ...
Articles 2008-09-22
GOLD FROM GREEN
GOLD FROM GREEN EARTH: THE SEQUEL The Race to Reinvent Energy and Stop Global Warming by Fred Krupp and Miriam Horn, W. W. Norton & Co., 256 pps. An optimistic look at ways regulation and the profit motive, together, can inspire entrepreneurs and engineers to fight climate change. ...
Articles 2008-09-01
White House rejects greenhouse-gas rules
WASHINGTON -- The Bush administration, dismissing the recommendations of its top experts, rejected regulating the greenhouse gases blamed for global warming Friday, saying it would cripple the U.S. economy. In a 588-page federal notice, the Environmental Protection Agency made no finding on whether global warming poses a...
Articles 2008-07-12
Senate climate change bill crashes
On Monday, June 2, the U.S. Senate began deliberating on the Climate Security Act (S. 3036), in what many hoped would mark the start of a historic debate. But progress was thwarted by partisan bickering over judicial nominations and by procedural maneuvers, such as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's insistence...
Articles 2008-07-07
Going Green Goes Live
The U.S. economy is battered and bruised and the global environment is stressed from the polar ice caps to the equator and latitudes in between. Greenhouse gases have settled over the polar ice cap and as global temperatures rise, glaciers are melting at an alarming rate. Drought grips much of...
Articles 2008-07-01
Making the case for green schools
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] FACED WITH EVER-INCREASING DIRE ASSESSMENTS OF GLOBAL climate change, the U.S. Green Building Council USGBC recently testified before Congress about the importance of green buildings as a solution for "one of the biggest challenges facing society today," and schools were a key ingredient in their argument....
Articles 2008-07-01
FEDERAL REPORT: Climate Change Fueling Forest Fires, Creating Water Shortages
ENERGY RESOURCE-27 May 2008-FEDERAL REPORT: Climate Change Fueling Forest Fires, Creating Water ShortagesC2008 JeraOne - http://www.jeraone.com A new federal government assessment finds that climate change is fueling forest fires, creating water scarcity, harming animal habitats, and causing other significant changes throughout the United States that will only worsen...
Articles 2008-05-27
Ethanol benefits are questioned
WASHINGTON -- Just months ago, ethanol was the Holy Grail to energy independence and a "green fuel" that would help nudge the country away from climate-changing fossil energy. Democrats and Republicans cheered its benefits as Congress directed a fivefold increase in ethanol use as a motor fuel....
Articles 2008-05-07
Chemical Industry Leader Envisions Major Role for Nuclear Power in Overhaul of U.S. Energy Policy
CHICAGO -- The leader of the American Chemistry Council said today that Congress has presided over a U.S. energy policy that "doesn't make sense" and pointed to that policy as responsible for the loss of "millions of good American jobs." Jack Gerard, president and CEO of the American...
Articles 2008-05-06
Climate action pledged
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Frustrated by the paralysis in Washington over combating climate change, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and officials from 17 other states signed a pledge Friday to pressure Congress and the next president to quickly adopt aggressive limits on greenhouse gas emissions. "Washington is asleep...
Articles 2008-04-19
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