Fed Foots the Bill for Some Solar Projects
The Energy Department is funding solar energy projects in some 25 cities. Is yours one of them?
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EPA Report Can Be Information Source
Five years after its inception, EPA has released the final version of its Report on the Environment.
Feds Begin Second Look at Energy Congestion
The first round of the Department of Energy's national study of energy transmission corridor congestion drew quite a bit of heat in affected areas once the final congested-corridor designations were issued.
Lawyers Get Creative for Climate Change
Some lawyers are trying new legal approaches to climate change litigation.
Spin War Looms on Eve of Senate Climate Debate
The battle to control news media and public perceptions of the climate change issue will heat up this week as the Senate prepares to start debate on the first major US legislation to address the problem of global climate change.
TOOLBOX: EPA Site Posts State-by-State Impaired Waters Data
With a click or two, you can get to all the data about your state's waters which are too impaired for their designated uses.
Teflon Woes Still Sticking to Food Packaging
California may be jumping the gun on EPA's voluntary phase-out of PFCs in food packaging.
BLM and DOE Analyzing Western Solar
As part of the federal effort to explore renewable energy sources, the BLM and Dept. of Energy are beginning to prepare a Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for solar energy on BLM lands in six western states — AZ, CA, CO, NM, NV, and UT.
Part of the PEIS will address 125 applications the BLM has received for solar development. BLM says the potential projects cover about 1 million acres, and could generate 70 billion watts of energy, enough to power about 20 million typical US homes.
Species Discoveries Are Part of the Biodiversity Story
Scientists beat the bushes looking for species not yet recognized. The tally for 2007? It's 16,969.
Midnight Regs: Many Environmental Items on Final Bush Agenda (Part 1)
As the Bush administration closes out its terms in office, a number of rules, policies, orders, and other actions related to the environment are expected by Jan. 19, 2009.
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