"Industry, Advocates Agree on New Home Heating, Cooling Standards"
"Equipment manufacturers and energy efficiency advocates agreed today on new standards aimed at dramatically reducing energy use in homes."
Source: Greenwire, 10/14/2009
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"Debate Follows Bills to Remove Clotheslines Bans"
State lawmakers in some states are overriding local ordinances that ban drying laundry outdoors. While some people like clotheslines as an energy-saver, others think them an eyesore.
Source: NYTimes, 10/13/2009
"Sustainable Prisons Project"
"Prisons probably aren't the first place you'd expect to find organic gardens or beekeeping. But in some prisons in western Washington, inmates are being taught new skills and getting involved in conservation work."
Source: Environment Report, 10/13/2009
"Floating House Could Ride New Orleans' Floods"
"A house capable of floating atop rising floodwaters made its debut [Oct. 6] in New Orleans."
Source: AP, 10/13/2009
Solar Decathlon Brings Green Buildings to National Mall
"A tidy village dedicated to the future of green, solar-powered living has taken over the heart of the National Mall, where 20 teams of college students are vying to see who can build the most appealing energy-efficient home."
Source: Wash Post, 10/13/2009
"Cleansing the Air at the Expense of Waterways"
Allegheny Energy's Hatfield's Ferry coal-burning electric power plant finally reduced its air pollution by installing scrubbers. But the scrubbers dump many tons of wastewater and pollutants into the Monongahela River, which provides drinking water for 350,000 people.
Source: NYTimes, 10/13/2009
"Climate Roadmap: Kerry and Graham Chart a Compromise Course -- Of Sorts"
A bipartisan op-ed in the New York Times, penned by Sens. John Kerry and Lindsay Graham, set off a new round of speculation about the prospects for a climate bill. GOP support may be attracted by fast-tracking new nuclear plants, more offshore drilling, and subsidies for fossil fuels.
Source: Wall St. Journal, 10/13/2009
"U.S. Blocks Oil Drilling at 60 Sites in Utah"
"The Department of the Interior has frozen oil and gas development on 60 of 77 contested drilling sites in Utah, saying the process of leasing the land was rushed and badly flawed."
Source: NYTimes, 10/12/2009
"Marcellus Question: Who Will Pay To Monitor Gas Drilling?"
New York "is asking local government agencies to regulate key aspects of the natural gas industry, raising yet more questions about who will pay for manpower to oversee multinational energy companies setting up shop in Southern Tier's backyards."
Source: Binghamton Press, 10/12/2009
"A Sea Change for Ocean Management"
"The Obama administration is proposing a sea change in how we manage our oceans, including a comprehensive policy on fishing, offshore energy, and shipping."
Source: Living on Earth, 10/12/2009
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