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By Joseph Baker on August 12, 2011
Tags: Chesapeake Energy Corporation, Subcommittee, United States, Caiman Energy, Chesapeake Energy Corporation, Department of Energy (DOE), Energy Secretary Steven Chu, Marcellus Shale, Natural Gas Production, Secretary of Energy Advisory Board (SEAB) Natural Gas Subcommittee, shale gas, Barack Obama, chemical, chemicals, Cornell University, Department of Energy, energy, fracturing, John Deutch, oil and gas, Pennsylvania, Rick Perry, Steven Chu, Texas
Fulfilling its charge in the allotted 90 days, the Secretary of Energy Advisory Board (SEAB) Natural Gas Subcommittee submitted its report and recommendations to improve environmental safety and performance from extracting natural gas from shale formations.
By Nathanael Baker on June 24, 2011
Tags: Clean Coal, DOE Funds More Solar Development - Siemens AG, Facebook, Google, Siemens, Summit Power Group, Twitter, United States, USD, Alta Wind Center, B.C. clean energy, clean coal, Google clean energy investments, HCPV, high concentrating photovoltaic, hydraulic fracturing, incandescent light bulbs, LED lighting, Siemens AG, U.S. ethanol, U.S. solar industry, British Columbia, California, chemicals, electricity, energy, fracturing, Lee Patrick Sullivan, Rick Perry, Texas, U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. DoD, United States Environmental Protection Agency, United States Senate, west coast
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By Jeanne Roberts on January 17, 2011
Tags: carbon emissions, EPA, greenhouse gas emissions regulations, U.S. carbon emissions, U.S. climate bill, U.S. energy bill, U.S. energy policy, U.S. Environemntal Protection Agency, DOJ, energy, Gina McCarthy, Ignacia Moreno, Lisa Jackson, Ralph Hall, Rick Perry, Texas, U.S Environmental Protection Agency, U.S., U.S. Department of Justice
It’s a sly, behind-the-scenes tour de force, but one that the Obama Administration clearly seems to believe is worth its time and attention. Particularly now that Republicans hold a majority in the House.
By Robert Gluck on February 18, 2010
Tags: Dallas Morning News, United States, Al Armendariz, carbon emissions, endangerment finding for greenhouse gases, Environment Texas, EPA, Governor Rick Perry, greenhouse gas emissions, International Panel on Climate Change, IPCC, Luke Metzger, Rick Perry, Texas, The American Petroleum Institute, The National Association of Manufacturers, The National Petrochemical and Refiners Association, Todd Staples, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Al Armendariz, Court of Appeals, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Greg Abbott, James Drew, Luke Metzger, oil, Rick Perry, Texas, Texas Department of Agriculture, Todd Staples, U.S Environmental Protection Agency
The legal battle over climate change and global warming in the United States has begun with the state that contributes the most carbon dioxide trying to maintain the status quo.
