The Energy Report - 2/8/10: Morning Edition
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Tyler Suiters anchors this morning's Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, DC.
On the program:
- Commerce Secretary Gary Locke and NOAA are set to announce what they call a "major" climate initiative today.
- At least 5 people are dead and a dozen injured after an explosion at a natural gas plant under construction in Middletown, Connecticut.
- A bill to create one of the most stringent renewable energy standards in the country passes a key test in Colorado.
- The coal industry complains about the White House plan to have states raise mining fees, calling it a blow to US jobs and the economy.
Published: 02/08/10 10:00am
Running Time: 08:54
Related Keywords: Clean Skies News, Tyler Suiters, Al Santostefano, budget, Climate, coal, compressed air, Connecticut, explosion, fly ash, Gary Locke, Janet Choi, Kleen Energy Systems, Middletown, natural gas, NOAA, Paul Venti, renewable energy, The Energy Report
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