Diana DeGette
By Nathanael Baker on March 16, 2011
Tags: United States, clean energy race, Energy Tax Prevention Act of 2011, greenhouse gas emission regulation, New Energy Economy, U.S. clean energy, U.S. energy bill, U.S. energy politics, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, U.S. renewable energy, California, Colorado, Colorado), Congress, Diana DeGette, energy, Henry Waxman, Kentucky, Republican Party, United States Environmental Protection Agency
The United States Environmental Protection Agency's capacity to regulate greenhouse gas emissions may be coming to a swift end as the House Energy and Commerce Committee passed the Energy Tax Prevention Act of 2011, which looks to halt the age
By Robert Gluck on July 14, 2009
Tags: Catskill Mountainkeeper, Chesapeake, Does Natural Gas Drilling Endanger Water Supplies, Catskill Mountainkeeper, DRBC, drinking water, EPA, fracking fluid, hydraulic fracturing, Lisa Jackson, natural gas, Obama, Abrahm Lustgarten, Colorado, Congress, Delaware, Diana DeGette, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, fracturing, Josh Fox, Lisa Jackson, Maurice Hinchey, New York, oil, oil and gas, Pennsylvania, Ramsay Adams, Texas, West Virginia, Wyoming
Eventually oil and natural gas will run out and renewables will make up more, then all, of the energy pie chart. Planning for that future is key, but until then, the policies our governing bodies approve must take into consideration the environmental effects of oil and gas development.
