The Energy Report - 11/11/09: Morning Edition
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U.N. Secretary General, Ban ki-Moon comes to Washington urging U.S. Leaders to make progress toward a climate deal. The Obama administration says it will stop defending the license application to build the nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain. And Clean Skies' Margaret Ryan discusses the Energy Information Administration's prediction that it sees natural gas use dropping over the next year, while coal use will make a comeback in 2010.
Published: 11/11/09 10:00am
Running Time: 20:32
Related Keywords: Clean Skies News, Lee Patrick Sullivan, Margaret Ryan, Susan McGinnis, APEC, Argonne National Laboratories, Ban Ki-moon, brownfields, CFTC, climate bill, climate deal, coal, Cristina Negri, David Llyod, EIA, environment, FERC, natural gas, NRC, West Virginia, Yucca Mountain, The Energy Report
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