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The political debate at the intersection of energy production and the environment, including air and water impacts, expansion of federal and state regulatory reach to cover greenhouse gasses in transportation and electricity generation, negotiation of international treaties that may limit carbon emissions and alter energy economics worldwide, and land use issues including reforestation, inclusion of biofuels in renewable mandates, and lifecycle greenhouse effects of biofuels.
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Federal Insurance Considered for Climate Change DisastersLawmakers discuss the responsibility of U.S. taxpayers for the effects of climate change.
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Hormats Addresses Global Energy, Economy at CERAWeek 2010Robert Hormats speaks on global economy and energy at Day One of CERAWeek 2010, the world's premier energy conference.
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High Court Won't Hear Emissions CaseSupreme Court has let stand a lower court ruling that enviro's say closed a loophole to allow major industrial polluters to exceed federal standards.
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Appeals Court Overturns Climate LawsuitA federal appeals court has thrown out a ruling that allowed Mississippi residents to sue energy companies over the effects of global warming.
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Scott Segal of Bracewell & Giuliani Reacts to EPA LetterScott Segal of Bracewell & Giuliani discusses EPA's announcement that it won't regulate greenhouse gas emissions in 2010; says it is "No Gift To Coal State Senators".
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NRDC Reacts To EPA Announcement on GHG RegulationDavid Doniger of NRDC reacts to EPA's decision not to regulate greenhouse gases in 2010.
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Report: Corporate Environmental Damage Tops $2 TrillionA new report from the United Nations expected out this spring finds that utility, mining, forestry, and chemical companies are the biggest offenders.
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Sen. Kerry on the New Climate BillSen. John Kerry gives a legislative update on the Kerry, Graham, Lieberman climate bill.
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Climate Conversations to Continue in AprilU.N. leaders go further with framework from Copenhagen.
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Sen. Compares Climate Deniers to Hitler AppeasersOne Senate Democrat says history will judge climate change deniers more harshly than Neville Chamberlain.
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