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Bingaman Points To EIA Analysis To Bolster Climate Plan
January 12, 2007 | Congress Dailyby Darren Goode
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Chairman Bingaman's aides say a new Energy Information Administration analysis shows his plan for dealing with global warming will have a minimal impact on the economy. -
MARGARET WARNER: President Bush took to the road today to tout his new energy plan. His first stop: a DuPont research complex that produces alternative fuel from grasses and wood chips.
January 12, 2007 | The Energy DailyBy Chris Holly
Draft legislation by Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Jeff Bingaman to require modest reductions in greenhouse gas emissions would have a negligible impact on the U.S. economy, according to an analysis released Thursday by the Energy Information... -
Jason Grumet on The Diane Rehm Show
January 23, 2007 | The Diane Rehm ShowPresident Bush Proposes New Energy Initiatives In his State of the Union address, President Bush called for new domestic initiatives aimed at decreasing gas consumption by expanding the role of alternative fuels. Three energy experts analyze the viability of the president's proposed energy reforms.
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U.S. Should Limit Utility Carbon Allowances, Commission Finds
March 14, 2007 | Bloombergby Jim Efstathiou Jr.
Any cap and trade program Congress creates to address global warming should give no more than half of the tradable emission allowances to power producers, manufacturers and other producers of greenhouse gases, the National Commission on Energy Policy said. -
Compromise Measure Aims to Limit Global Warming
July 11, 2007 | New York Timesby JOHN M. BRODER
Influential senators from both parties, backed by unions and some large electrical utilities, will unveil a new global warming proposal on Wednesday that could form the basis of a climate change compromise that has so far eluded Congress. -
Senate Crafts Climate Bill
July 12, 2007 | Wall Street Journalby John A. Fialka
Congressional efforts to address climate change took a step forward with the introduction of a Senate bill backed by Republicans and Democrats working with labor unions and major utilities to regulate carbon dioxide and other so-called greenhouse gases. -
House Debates Controversial Energy Bill
August 3, 2007 | Morning Editionby NPR The House of Representatives today takes up the first energy bill written by Democrats in more than a decade. And what’s not in the bill is probably as important as what is in the bill, as NPR’s Andrea Seabrook reports.
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Ethanol’s Issue: Getting Acquainted With Drivers
December 15, 2007 | THE NEW YORK TIMESBy CHRISTOPHER MAAG
LIMA, Ohio — If America’s great ethanol fuel experiment is ever going to work, Bill Timmermeister will be among the first to know. -
ENERGY POLICY: House vote will likely send energy bill to president
December 17, 2007 | E&E DailyThe House will likely approve a broad energy bill tomorrow that raises auto mileage standards and ramps up ethanol use, and President Bush plans to sign the measure into law.
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