The Energy Report - 3/15/10: Afternoon Edition
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Tyler Suiters anchors this afternoon's edition of the Clean Skies News Energy Report from Washington, D.C.
On the Program:
- OPEC to increase drilling at its meeting this week.
- T. Boone Pickens says U.S. Has paid $50 billion to import oil so far in 2010. Energy Strategist and Energy Letter's Elliott Gue weights in. Click HERE for his full interview.
- Obama to focus on energy and climate change on trip to Indonesia and Australia next week.
- Groups announce launch of International Green Construction Code.
- Investors' publication Barron's is now labeling 2009 as a nightmare for the solar industry.
- American Bar Association discusses legal aspects of climate change.
- Proposed legislation in CT would waive student loans for grads who get green jobs.
- P&G push green marketing.
Published: 03/15/10 4:00pm
Running Time: 08:29
Related Keywords: Clean Skies News, Tyler Suiters, ABA, Barack Obama, Climate Change, Elliott Gue, green, James Budge, loan, oil, OPEC, P&G, The Energy Letter, The Energy Strategist, Transportation, The Energy Report
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