Dipka Bhambhani
Clean Skies News Reporter Dipka “Dee” Bhambhani contributes to The Energy Reports and Clean Skies Sunday. Before joining Clean Skies, for five years, Dee was an energy reporter for Platts, McGraw-Hill’s global energy division. Dee is also an active member of the Board of Governors of the National Press Club in Washington, DC.
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Salazar Testifies on FY2011 Budget ProposalSecretary Ken Salazar testifies on behalf of the proposed 2011 budget at a Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee hearing.
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EPA Administrator Jackson Challenged by LawmakersTopic of EPA budget ignored in scheduled EPA budget hearing.
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Cornell Researcher Calls for Hydrofracking RegulationResearchers call for state and federal legislation to protect water resources during a congressional staff briefing.
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Felmy Calls Oil And Gas Development In U.S. A "Win"John Felmy of API discusses moving forward in oil and gas development
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J.D. Hayworth Discusses Energy PlatformWatch J.D. Hayworth, Republican candidate for Senator in Arizona, discuss his energy platform.
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CS Sunday: Toyota Recall, HydrofrackingClean Skies Sunday takes a look at the Toyota Hybrid recall, and what it means to the U.S. automakers, and the green market.
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Chu Defends DOE BudgetEnergy Secretary Steven Chu answers questions on the proposed agency budget increase.
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Environmentalists Urge Hydraulic Fracturing RegulationEnvironmentalists are calling for EPA regulation of hydraulic fracturing, to prevent the contamination of drinking water.
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Lisa Jackson Calls For Green RevolutionEPA Administrator addresses scientists, policymakers
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Roderick West: Green Revolution Not SustainableThe CEO of Entergy New Orleans says that while the green movement may be possible, it is still in its infancy and may not last past stimulus dollars.
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