"Protests Grow Over Proposed Pipeline Through Massachusetts"
"There are the signs. Stop the Pipeline. Protect our Common Wealth. No Fracked Gas in Mass. And there are the meetings."
Source: Boston Globe, 07/18/2014
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"Without Much Straining, Minnesota Reins In Its Utilities’ Carbon Emissions"
"MINNEAPOLIS — When city leaders and state legislators agreed last year to fund roughly half the $1 billion cost of a new stadium for the Minnesota Vikings, they attached the usual strings for such projects: It had to be architecturally iconic, employ steel made from Minnesota iron ore and offer at least a few cheap seats."
Source: NY Times, 07/18/2014
"EPA’s No. 2 Leaving for Climate Group"
"Bob Perciasepe, deputy administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), will resign next month to lead an energy and climate advocacy group, the agency announced Thursday."
Source: The Hill, 07/18/2014
"South Portland Planners Endorse Tar Sands Proposal"
"SOUTH PORTLAND — A controversial proposal that would ban tar sands oil from coming into the city won the Planning Board’s endorsement Tuesday night."
Source: Portland Press Herald, 07/17/2014
"North Dakota Wrestles With Radioactive Oilfield Waste"
"Regulators look at raising the limit for radiation amid a rash of illegal dumping."
Source: High Country News, 07/17/2014
"UK on Track To Miss Carbon Targets, Climate Change Advisers Warn"
"Government's flagship energy efficiency schemes are found wanting in report by Committee on Climate Change"
Source: Guardian, 07/17/2014
"Natural Gas Boom Hasn't Made Us Energy Secure, Warns IEA Chief"
"The United States has not reached a state of energy security despite the natural gas boom that is sweeping the nation, the new head of the International Energy Agency (IEA) said Monday."
Source: The Hill, 07/16/2014
"Senate Confirms Two Obama Nominees to FERC"
"Norman Bay, Cheryl LaFleur Confirmed at Federal Energy Regulatory Commission"
Source: Wall St. Journal, 07/16/2014
"EPA Finalizes $45 Million Paint Sludge Cleanup Plan"
"RINGWOOD, N.J. — The Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a $44.8 million cleanup plan for three heavily contaminated sites once used by the Ford Motor Co. to dump hazardous waste that have been at the center of a long-running and controversial environmental fight in New Jersey and New York."
Source: Aljazeera America, 07/16/2014
"America's Oil Consumption Is Rising, Not Falling, Outpacing China's"
"For the first time in 14 years, the nation's crude oil consumption in 2013 was higher than China's, new figures show."
Source: InsideClimate News, 07/15/2014
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