The Energy Report - 2/9/10: Afternoon Edition
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Tyler Suiters anchors this afternoon's Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, D.C.
On the Program:
- The top U.S. Climate Envoy, Todd Stern shares says just how close the talks in Copenhagen came to collapsing. To see Todd Stern's full speech click HERE.
- Speaking at the American Wind Energy Association, renewable energy industry leaders said losing some key tax credits could sideline private investment. Click HERE for Dan Goldstein's full report.
- The White House officially backs carbon capture and storage research. Clean Skies News gets reaction from Alstom Power's Bob Hilton. Click HERE for the full interview.
- Coal producer Alpha Natural Resources drilled its first natural gas well in the Marcellus shale.
- Author and cultural historian, Jeff Biggers takes issue with some of President Obama's announcement on CCS. Click HERE for the full interview.
- Nuclear advocates are trying to give new life to Yucca Mountain as a reprocessing center.
- Toyota recalls its top selling hybrid, the Pruis. Click HERE for Lee Patrick Sullivan's full report.
Published: 02/09/10 5:00pm
Running Time: 09:17
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