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It’s a contest driven by caricatures.
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The European Union could contain energy costs by calling for action from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, former U.S. Energy Secretary Bill Richardson said today.
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Shrinking water levels threaten to cut Mindanao’s power supply by as much as a third just as President Benigno Aquino seeks to convince voters he’s reducing electricity shortages in the Philippines’ second-biggest island.
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The number of defaults from U.S. municipal issuers rated by Moody’s Investors Service has more than tripled to an annual average of 4.6 since 2007, showing willingness to pay can’t be taken for granted, the company said in a report.
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Colorado, where hydraulic fracturing has helped push oil production to the highest level in 55 years, is considering legislation to rein in the practice, drawing threats from drillers who say they will flee the state if the restrictions become law.
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The U.S. government may propose legislation that would help investors lower the cost of capital for renewable-energy projects, the acting energy secretary said.
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Bob Allpress describes himself as a “redneck Republican.” Standing on the pasture behind his Nebraska home, the burly former Marine Corps sergeant with a Fu Manchu mustache explains what made him an environmental activist.
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SunEdison, the solar energy development unit of MEMC Electronic Materials Inc., received a $35 million loan from the North American Development Bank to build a project at a U.S. Air Force base in Arizona.
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Five people were killed and six are missing following a landslide at the site of a power project in the central Leyte province of the Philippines.
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President Obama's proposed fiscal year 2014 budget includes funding to help U.S. communities increase their resilience to extreme weather and other climate change impacts.
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