gristmill.grist.org - 3/24/2009
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Muckraker: Grist on Politics The Environmental Protection Agency told the White House on Friday that climate change is a danger to public welfare -- a move that takes the administration a step closer to regulating planet-warming greenhouse gases. The agency's finding -- which the White House ...
gristmill.grist.org - 3/23/2009
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Muckraker: Grist on Politics Congressional leaders want to
combine energy and climate provisions into one big bill...
this year, rather than moving a few smaller bills on the issues. But while some on Capitol Hill are cheering this as a way to expedite ...
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Nice package | Gristmill: The environmental news blog
gristmill.grist.org - 3/18/2009
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Throughout the United States, water management has been
approached primarily as an engineering problem, rather than an...
economic one. Water supply managers are reluctant to use price increases as water conservation tools, instead relying on non-price ...
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Misconceptions about water pricing | Gristmill: The ...
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... Gristmill: The Environmental Protection Agency told the White House on Friday that climate change is a danger to public welfare -- a move that takes the administration a step closer to regulating planet-warming greenhouse gases. ...
'Green News Report' - March 26, 2009
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Info/links on stuff we talked about on today's episode, plus MORE green news, all follows below...
Democrats to shelve fast-track process on climate bill, for now
Nice package: Will combining climate and energy into one big bill help or hurt the climate cause?
Pep squad: Obama hypes the green aspects of his budget plan
Endangerment ahead: EPA tells White House that greenhouse gases are threat to public welfare ...
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