Republicans assert that White House documents could show that it had extensive contact with a campaign donor who was also a Solyndra investor.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission reports problems including a “code red” incident involving a crucial valve. Campaigners against hydro-fracking in New York State urge like-minded people to don superhero costumes like a cap and goggles. For a reporter, revived memories of heroic acts by firefighters who struggled to douse radioactive flames. Why do people who say they care about the environment sometimes act as though they don’t when it comes to a specific change? heave-ho.org | All the news that’s fit to click.™ A study led by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences will seek to follow 20,000 workers for 10 years. With climate science under intense scrutiny, experts argue for the need to maintain two separate but parallel goverment-financed programs measuring carbon dioxide in the atmosphere — and to keep the scientist Ralph Keeling involved. Digital billboards have hundreds if not thousands of LEDs that are illuminated day and night, a report points out. Is the climate part of energy-and-climate legislation about to get thrown under the bus? As Congress gets back to work, one of the big questions looming on the Hill is whether it’s time to park plans for a national curb on greenhouse-gas emissions and focus on a narrower energy bill. The rationale Natural gas is often seen as the “bridge fuel” to a clean-energy future—it’s abundant, reliable, and has about half the emissions of coal. Today, a couple of reminders of just how tricky it can be to really make that gas-powered energy revolution a reality. In California, state regulators are concerned that new emissions rules from the Environmental Protection Agency could actually “retard” the state’s efforts to clean up its energy mix, The Wall Street Journal reports today |
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