Environment
The intersection of energy and the environment includes climate change and global warming, greenhouse gasses from energy usage, vehicle emissions, carbon limitation strategies including carbon “cap and trade” and carbon offset projects, sustainable energy usage strategies, water use and pollution related to fuel and energy production, nuclear waste disposal, mining impacts, and other environmental issues which emerge as byproducts of energy production. Also covered are the political issues that impact the future of worldwide environmental cooperation.
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Top News
- 04/01/10
- Clean Skies News
EPA Strikes Down Texas Air Permit Rule
EPA has moved to nullify an air-pollution program in Texas that let thousands of companies avoid Clean Air Act reviews.
- Oceanography Professor Analyzes NOAA Oil Spill Report
- Energy Ministerial Energizes Clean Tech Research
- LSU Professor Testifies Before Spill Panel
- LNG-Fueled Trucks Hit the Road
- EPA Proposal Would Mean Tougher Rules for Coal Plants
- Exonerated Climategate Professor Speaks Out
- IEA Says Energy Revolution Underway
- Sierra Club Weighs in on Oil Usage
- Experts Seek Oil Spill Technology Advancements
- 50-Year Oil Spill Lingers in Brooklyn
- World Climate Discussions Focus on Funding
- Climate Change Program Director Discusses Bonn Treaty Talks
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