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Analyst: 65,000 megawatts of coal likely retired by 2017

We've seen a handful of headlines from around the Midwest lately about utilities retiring coal-fired power plants rather than pay for upgrades to comply with new EPA pollution regulations. These stories aren't likely to go away anytime soon, according to at least one energy analyst.

17 June 2011
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Oil/gas industry influence on regulators, and school kids

This morning's headlines include stories about the fossil fuel industry's attempts to influence safety regulators, and school kids.

20 June 2011
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Startups explore alternative hydro power on the Mississippi

One of the nation’s untapped reservoirs of energy may turn out to be the Mississippi River. Small hydro developments on locks and dams could generate more than twice as much energy as the river's existing hydroelectric plants.

By Frank Jossi . 21 June 2011
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Another study: Great Lakes offshore wind is still OK

By Jeff Kart . 21 June 2011
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Reporter: no "news blackout" at Nebraska plant

Is the White House covering up one of the worst nuclear accidents in U.S. history? That’s the allegation made in a long-winded report by Pakistani newspaper The Nation, which claims the Obama administration has ordered a “news blackout.”

22 June 2011
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Start-up aims to streamline biomass transactions

In the early days of the U.S. biomass industry, it's sometimes taken considerable energy just for buyers and sellers to find one another. There's a sense that the market will need to become better organized before it can grow to maturity. A Minnesota start-up hopes to play a role in streamlining the process.

23 June 2011
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What does a 21st century electricity grid look like?

What does a 21st century electricity grid look like? A couple of different visions recently crossed our radar, one from the White House and the other from the Minneapolis-based New Rules Project.

24 June 2011
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'Stifling' cars in Europe

A look at how European cities are discouraging car traffic, and what it tells us about our own transportation system.

By Ken Paulman . 27 June 2011
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Minnesota wind farm drama may be entering final act

Two fronts have collided before Minnesota utility regulators, and now, observers on both sides are waiting to see which way the wind will blow in what's been the state's highest-profile and hardest-fought battle over wind turbine placement.
Photo by Mulad via Creative Commons

28 June 2011
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Air cleanup plan a tough sell in Iowa town

Plans to reduce air pollution and strong odors from a coal-powered ethanol, alcohol and grain mill in Iowa's most polluted city were met with skepticism by some area residents last night.

By B. Adam Burke . 28 June 2011

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