"Loan Giants Threaten Energy-Efficiency Programs"
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are balking at backing loans that include federal stimulus financing for solar panels and other energy improvements.
Source: NYTimes, 07/02/2010
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"Interior Delays Offshore Expansion Hearings"
"The Interior Department, preoccupied with its response to the BP oil leak in the Gulf of Mexico, said Wednesday that it was pushing back the date of public hearings on the administration’s plan, announced before the disaster began, to expand offshore drilling."
Source: NYTimes, 07/01/2010
"U.S. Fines BP for Misreporting Gas Production"
"The Interior Department has fined BP America $5.2 million for filing false reports related to gas production on Indian tribal lands in southwest Colorado."
Source: Green (NYT), 07/01/2010
"Senate Panel Votes To End Oil Spill Liability Cap"
"Congress on Wednesday took major steps to rein in Big Oil's offshore drilling practices, as one Senate panel voted to lift all caps on liability in oil spills and another moved to deny offshore leases to companies with poor track records."
Source: Reuters, 07/01/2010
"Oil Rigs and the Fishermen Who Love Them"
"Louisiana's fishing industry is getting slammed by the BP spill. So why does it still support offshore drilling?"
Source: Mother Jones, 06/30/2010
Administration Cannot Drop Bid for Nuclear Waste Dump in Nevada: NRC
"In a setback for the Obama administration, a panel of judges at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ruled on Tuesday that the Energy Department could not withdraw its application to open a nuclear waste dump at Yucca Mountain in Nevada."
Source: NYTimes, 06/30/2010
"Obama Stresses Need for Price on Carbon as Dems Look to Compromise"
"Key Senate Democrats offered today to scale back their ambitious efforts to cap greenhouse gas emissions but stressed that they and President Obama remain committed to putting a price on carbon this year."
Source: Greenwire, 06/30/2010
"Canada's Oil Sands Lobby Twisting Washington's Arm"
"As U.S. senators debate some of the most sweeping climate change laws in American history, a powerful lobbying effort led by Canadian officials and huge oil firms may be winning big concessions."
Source: Tyee, 06/29/2010
"Millions of Gallons Spilled in Colo. Over 2-1/2 Year Period"
"Oil and gas companies have reported almost 1,000 spills to Colorado regulators over the past 2-1/2 years, totaling 5.2 million gallons of drilling liquids and oil."
Source: Denver Post, 06/29/2010
"The Incandescent Bulb Heads Offstage After Century-Long Performance"
"Earlier this month, when Ikea announced this will be its last year selling incandescent light bulbs, the retailer billed it as an early, pro-sustainability move before federal law 'bans' the famously inefficient lamps."
Source: ClimateWire, 06/29/2010
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