Saturday, September 6, 2008

energy policy

Back From Recess, Congress Is Under Pressure to Act on Energy, Economy

But in the shadow of the presidential campaign, compromises could be elusive. more >>

A Look at Palin's Role in Alaska's Big Natural Gas Pipeline Project

She signed the deal into law, but it was pushed along by high energy prices and bipartisan support. more >>

T. Boone Pickens Plugs His Energy Plan at the Democratic Convention

He has spoken with both Obama and McCain about his plan. more >>

Warner and 100 MPG Hybrids

Where will the energy come from to plug in the hybrid cars? more >>

Energy: What Would Reagan Do?

He would probably drill here, drill now. more >>

The Obama/McCain Energy Charade

Both candidates offer empty ideas for lowering gas prices. more >>

Blog Buzz: Low-Income Voters Like Obama, Energy Policy Hubbub Over Legislation, Tire Gauges, Ads

Obama's scores with low-income voters but takes heat on energy; GOP wants Congress back in session. more >>

Congress Blows Hot and Cold Over Tax Breaks for Wind Energy

Meanwhile, the industry holds its breath to see if a deal can be worked out to avoid a big setback. more >>

In the Push for Alternative Energy, What Happened to Geothermal?

Despite its promise, geothermal energy struggled for funding until the recent boom in oil prices. more >>

Dissecting Al Gore's $5 Trillion Energy Plan

When you fret about the environment, cost is apparently no object. more >>

4 Reasons the Weak Economy Is Now Helping McCain

His energy and tax policies may be more in sync with the public mood than Obama's. more >>

Two Takes: Energy Independence Is Neither Practical nor Attainable

A solution to our energy problems has to be practical, reality based and short term. more >>

Two Takes: The U.S. Needs to End Its Energy Dependence

This dependence is economically unsustainable and dangerous for our children. more >>

Public Opinion: Can the United States Achieve Energy Independence?

Is it an achievable or even desirable policy? A pair of experts disagree—join the debate now. more >>

Stop the Energy Insanity

No combination of solar, wind, or anything else will allow us independence in the foreseeable future. more >>

Is McCain Dumping Cap-and-Trade?

If so, the whole presidential campaign could be transformed. more >>

McCain and Obama Take on Environmental Concerns

The presidential candidates propose plans to reduce global warming, find alternative energies. more >>

Mandatory Solar Panels Make Germans Whine

Per capita residential energy use would go down in the U.S. if we adopted a strict solar policy. more >>

Obama's Big-Government Energy Policy

He favors a traditional effort funded by higher corporate taxes. more >>

Why Climate Change Legislation Matters for Small Business

Cap-and-trade dies, but the search for alternative fuels goes on. more >>

McCain's Phantom 100 Nukes

His goal to build 100 new reactors may not do much to shift America from fossil fuels. more >>

A Climate Change Proposal With Cash

"Cap-and-dividend" advocates say to tackle global warming, Uncle Sam will need to hand out money. more >>

Which Carmakers Will Win—and Lose—Under New Mileage Rules

As the government clarifies mpg standards, some automakers face a steep "mileage gap." more >>

Do We Need an Energy "Manhattan Project"?

Many politicians say the United States should spend hundreds of billions on a crash clean-energy program. more >>

King Coal

Don't forget, America is the Saudi Arabia of the black stuff. more >>

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