1. Obama's Cap and Trade Carbon Emissions Bill
(Opinions/op-ed)

...ugh loopholes to make its claimed performance standards worthless, one of which prohibits the EPA from using the Clean Air Act to regulate future greenhouse gas emissions. That alone means they'll pro...

2. Breathing Again
(Opinions/Bulletin)

...the environmental agency  determines that carbon dioxide is a dangerous pollutant to be regulated under the Clean Air Act, it would set off one of the most extensive regulatory rule makings in hi...

3. Obama Wins! And Nothing You Can Say About That Quite Nails It
(Opinions/Politic)

...nukes and place solar panels on the White House, open doors to Russia and China, passage of the Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, the first Earth Day, the breaking down of color barriers. The spirit of...

4. What gasoline purchase will harm future generations the least?
(Mamblog/Default Category)

...ldez oil spill, refuses to pay spill damages, no responsibility taken for spill, 1990 Staten Island oil spill, Clean Air Act violations, toxic dumping suit, human rights violations, Greenpeace Boyc...

5. Saving the American Left
(Opinions/Features)

...nbsp; By contrast, the conservative Richard Nixon established the Environmental Protection Agency, extended the Clean Air Act, introduced the Supplemental Security Income program (to assist the elder...

6. Al Gore drew a circle that brought us all in…
(Opinions/op-ed)

...good vibes from others, much as Richard Nixon, of all people, was co-opted into signing the Clean Water Act, the Clean Air Act and creating the Environmental Protection Agency, not, one suspects, from...

7. The Fallen Legion
(Opinions/op-ed)

...ection Agency, Schaeffer submitted a letter of resignation over the Bush administration's non-enforcement of the Clean Air Act. He later explained: "In a matter of weeks, the Bush administration...

8. US says CO2 'poses health risk'
(Archived/News/S+T)

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has designated greenhouse gas emissions such as carbon dioxide as health risks, clearing a path for possible US regulations.

9. BP to pay millions in US penalty
(Archived/News/Economy)

Oil major BP has agreed to pay $373 million to settle US charges stemming from a deadly Texas refinery explosion, an Alaska oil spill and allegations it manipulated the propane market.

10. Emissions ruling 'a rebuke to Bush'
(Archived/News/S+T)

The US Supreme Court has ruled that a government agency was wrong when it determined it did not have the power to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.