The Energy Report - 11/11/09: Afternoon Edition
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Clean Skies News has the latest from Brazil where 60 million people are plunged into darkness because of problems with the transmission grid. Native Americans deal Cape Wind a blow delaying what would be the first offshore wind farm in the US. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announces the brown pelican is now coming off the endangered species list. But Clean Skies News talks with an environmentalist who says global warming may endanger future pelican populations. And country music stars speak out against mountaintop coal removal kicking off "Music Saves Mountains".
Published: 11/11/09 5:00pm
Running Time: 10:19
Related Keywords: Clean Skies News, Tyler Suiters, Charlie Ebinger, Brazil, Cape Wind, country music, green, IEA, Lindsey Graham, Mountaintop removal, natural gas, NBC, Paraguay, pelicans, South Carolina, The Brookings Institution, The Energy Report
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