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Which wind farm is which?

Two wind farms, same size, same region, different stories.

By Ken Paulman . 1 April 2010
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List of plaintiffs in the nuclear waste disposal suit

List of plaintiffs in the nuclear waste disposal suit

By Ken Paulman . 6 April 2010
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Michigan regulators deny permit for proposed coal plant

A Michigan state regulatory agency today denied an air quality permit to Wolverine Power for a proposed coal plant, citing the facility's cost and saying the utility had failed to demonstrate it would be needed.

By Ken Paulman . 21 May 2010
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Iowa candidates continue food fight over ethanol

By Ron Meador . 4 June 2010
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Company responsible for Michigan oil spill has history of pipeline leaks

Enbridge, the company responsible for a pipeline leak that spilled more than 800,000 gallons of oil into a Michigan river this week has a history of breaches on its network of oil and gas pipelines.

By Ken Paulman . 28 July 2010
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It’s a blog!

Since March, we’ve provided you with links to the most important regional developments in the energy world. But there’s more going on than fits on our home page.

By Ken Paulman . 7 December 2010
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WikiLeaks and the oil sands

According to an environmental group, a WikiLeaks cable reveals that the U.S. State Department is deliberately downplaying the environmental impact of crude from Canada’s oil sands.

By Ken Paulman . 7 December 2010
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All climate is local

When we talk about the impacts of climate change, we tend to think big. But are there smaller, more obvious changes we can latch on to?

By Ken Paulman . 8 December 2010
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'Glaciergate': Misleading headline of the day

A headline on the Telegraph's website declares glaciers are on the rebound. The story below it begs to differ.

By Ken Paulman . 8 December 2010
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The light bulb 'ban'

Rep. Fred Upton, the new chair of the House energy committee, has been criticized for his support of a law forcing people to switch from incandescent bulbs to CFLs. Problem is, no such law actually exists.

By Ken Paulman . 8 December 2010

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18709 Results

Which wind farm is which?

List of plaintiffs in the nuclear waste disposal suit

Michigan regulators deny permit for proposed coal plant

Iowa candidates continue food fight over ethanol

Company responsible for Michigan oil spill has history of pipeline leaks

It’s a blog!

WikiLeaks and the oil sands

All climate is local

'Glaciergate': Misleading headline of the day

The light bulb 'ban'