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The May issue of Environment & Climate News reports the Arkansas legislature rejected a
proposed renewable power mandate when House Bill 1390, the Arkansas Distributed Generation Act, failed to...
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The April issue of Environment & Climate News reports on President Barack Obama’s appointment of Gina McCarthy to become the new head of the Environmental Protection Agency. McCarthy is a...
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The March issue of Environment & Climate News reports on the failure of Fisker Automotive in Delaware, which took state taxpayers’ money to create green jobs but has yet to produce a single car...
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The February issue of Environment & Climate News reports on the 8th International Conference on Climate Change, held in Munich, Germany and co-hosted by The Heartland Institute and the European...
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The January issue of Environment & Climate News reports six French science academies slammed a study by an anti-biotech activist claiming a link between genetically modified corn and tumors. The...
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The Natural Resources Defense Council has targeted key electoral swing states in its “Toxic Twenty” list of states it says are most in need of expensive emissions regulations. NRDC chose the states...
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The October issue of Environment & Climate News reports Massachusetts has adopted new regulations making it more difficult for biomass power to qualify for the renewable energy credits that...
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The September issue of Environment & Climate News reports the North Carolina legislature overrode a veto by Gov. Bev Perdue, making natural gas production through hydraulic fracturing legal in...
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The August issue of Environment & Climate News reports on New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s announcement of plans to hold a fire sale of unused trains purchased by the state as part of a failed high-...
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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) does not appear to consider global warming a security threat, Czech President Vaclav Klaus reported at The Heartland Institute’s Seventh International...
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The May issue of Environment & Climate News reports on an Environmental Protection Agency proposal that would effectively ban the construction of coal-fired power plants.
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The April issue of Environment & Climate News reports on the ongoing Fakegate scandal. Prominent scientist and global warming alarmist Peter Gleick confessed to assuming the identity of a...
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The March issue of Environment & Climate News reports the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is fending off criticism after issuing a draft report claiming it has found chemicals consistent...
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The February issue of Environment & Climate News reports on Climategate 2, the release of more than 5,000 emails revealing misconduct and fraud among prominent scientists at the heart of the...
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The January 2012 issue of Environment & Climate News reports on the hefty oil dividend Alaskans will receive this year – $1,171 each, more than $3,000 on average per household. The disbursements...
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The November issue of Environment & Climate News reports that Kansas and Texas are leading a group of eight states suing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over its planned implementation...
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The October issue of Environment & Climate News reports on efforts by environmental activists and Obama administration officials to block construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, which would...
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The September issue of Environment & Climate News reports on new NASA data showing carbon dioxide is trapping less heat in Earth’s atmosphere than computer models have predicted. The findings...
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The April issue of Environment & Climate News reports on Japan’s “nuclear crisis” – which, experts say, was more a media-contrived crisis than a real one. Explosions at a...
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The February issue of Environment & Climate News opens with a look at what happened at the international climate talks in Cancun, Mexico. Managing Editor James M. Taylor notes, “With China...
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The March issue of Environment & Climate News leads with a report on Pinellas County, Florida’s recently filed lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency over water nutrient runoff...
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The January issue of Environment & Climate News leads with a report on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s new guidance requiring power plants, refineries, large industrial...
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The October issue of Environment & Climate News reports on a case of ugly environmental extremism: On September 1, activist James Lee, armed with two guns and several bombs, stormed Discovery...
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The November issue of Environment & Climate News reports on a bipartisan effort in Wyoming, led by Gov. Dave Freudenthal (D), to challenge to secretive nature of Bureau of Land Management...
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The August issue of Environment & Climate News reports how Gulf Coast states are taking the initiative in protecting their environments from the BP oil spill. Also in this issue:
The Connecticut...
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