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Protest Shuts Down Oil Rig off Greenland
Exploratory drilling by a Scottish oil firm was halted after four Greenpeace protesters scaled the rig and suspended tents from its underside.
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Protest Shuts Down Oil Rig off Greenland
Exploratory drilling by a Scottish oil firm was halted after four Greenpeace protesters scaled the rig and suspended tents from its underside.
Categories: Environment
Interviews on Water Use Are Thirsty Work
Learning which water sources villagers use and how far they carry heavy jerrycans of water is itself thirsty work in the Rwandan heat.
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Fresh Air for Sale, in Hong Kong
A tongue-in-cheek commercial from an antipollution group, already a hit on YouTube, delivers a message about what the city's pollution could portend.
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BP Tripled Ad Spending After Spill
An anatomy of the oil giant's media response to the Gulf disaster.
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A Greener Champagne Bottle
France’s Champagne industry is trying to cut the carbon dioxide it emits transporting billions of tiny bubbles around the world.
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Passions and Detachment in Journalism
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A Nuclear Giant Moves Into Wind
Exelon, which recently backed away from building new nuclear plants, announced that it was buying John Deere Renewables.
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Homeowners Must Pay Off Energy Improvement Loans
Homeowners who participated in a program that let them repay the cost of solar panels and other energy improvements through an annual surcharge on their property taxes must pay off the loans before they can refinance their mortgages, two government-chartered mortgage companies said Tuesday
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Homeowners Must Pay Off Energy Improvement Loans
Homeowners who participated in a program that let them repay the cost of solar panels and other energy improvements through an annual surcharge on their property taxes must pay off the loans before they can refinance their mortgages, two government-chartered mortgage companies said on Tuesday
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A Warming Contrarian Calls for a Global Tax
Bjorn Lomborg's latest book is unlikely to bolster his popularity among those opposed to drastic immediate action to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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A Warming Contrarian Calls for a Global Tax
Bjorn Lomborg's latest book is unlikely to bolster his popularity among those opposed to drastic immediate action to curb greenhouse gas emissions.
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New Warnings About Costs of Nuclear Power
Politicians in Britain and Bulgaria are seeking ways to make nuclear energy affordable.
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New Warnings on Nuclear Power Costs
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New Fault Lines in Mountaintop Coal Debate
Both sides in the mountaintop removal mining debate are hardening their positions, taking their cases to Washington -- and to the courts.
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New Conflict-of-Interest Policy for Oil Regulators
The federal agency that regulates offshore drilling is taking steps to end a long history of conflicts of interest and excessive coziness with the companies it is charged with policing.
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Review Finds Flaws in U.N. Climate Panel Structure
The scientists involved in crafting the panel’s climate reports need to be more open to alternative views and more transparent, an independent review said.
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National Briefing | Washington: E.P.A. Turns Down Request to Ban Lead Bullets
The Environmental Protection Agency on Friday said it does not have the legal authority to ban lead bullets.
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Virginia Case Against Climate Researcher Is Rejected
A judge ruled that the state attorney general failed to make his fraud case against Michael E. Mann but could try again.
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