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Stimulus recipient, polluter gives Dems $10 million credit line

By Kristen Lombardi

The White House is taking on dirty sources of energy like coal. But the presidential convention could be financed from an unlikely source —

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Shake-ups at high-profile coal industry group

By Marianne Lavelle

Coal-fired plant under attack, but may still have some important backers

By Josh Israel

The ‘clean coal’ lobbying blitz

By Marianne Lavelle

Energy projects lag in stimulus spending

By Gary Cohn

New oil refinery in South Dakota says it will use alternative to toxic acid

By Chris Hamby

The company planning to build the nation’s first new major oil refinery in 35 years will use a safer technology as a substitute for a highly

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Equipment failure at refinery leads to toxic HF release

By Jim Morris and Chris Hamby

Fourth fire this year strikes refinery that relies on toxic acid

By Chris Hamby

Do you live near an oil refinery? Tell us your experience

Use of toxic acid puts millions at risk

By Jim Morris and Chris Hamby

The politics of energy: Coal

By The Center for Public Integrity

When George W. Bush was inaugurated on the Capitol steps in January 2001, the coal industry, which had contr

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Coal-fired plant under attack, but may still have some important backers

By Josh Israel

Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

The ‘clean coal’ lobbying blitz

By Marianne Lavelle

Shake-ups at high-profile coal industry group

By Marianne Lavelle

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The “soft underbelly” of development?

By Amy Reinink

Diana Johns had just moved into her four-bedroom, 6,500-square-foot Leesburg, Virginia, home in 2002 and was thrilled with its elegant pilla

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Eastern Shore homebuilder investigated for storm water runoff

By Joe Eaton

Decades after Clear Air Act, most smokestacks still lack scrubbers

By Keith Epstein

Big setback for mountaintop mining critics

By Jim Morris

Study finds toxins from mountaintop coal mining sites

By Alice Su

Shake-ups at high-profile coal industry group

By Marianne Lavelle

With its hefty bankroll and polished messaging, the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity looked like a juggernaut going into the cl

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The ‘clean coal’ lobbying blitz

By Marianne Lavelle

Coal-fired plant under attack, but may still have some important backers

By Josh Israel

Stimulus recipient, polluter gives Dems $10 million credit line

By Kristen Lombardi

The politics of energy: Coal

By The Center for Public Integrity

Smog-forming and toxic gases 'consistently' undercounted, major study finds

By Bill Dawson

HOUSTON, May 31, 2002 — In a discovery with national implications, a group of government, academic and private researchers involved in a $20

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Before Obama retreat on ozone, EPA chief fretted over likely illnesses and deaths

By Corbin Hiar

Q&A: Former Bush official touts ‘market-based’ air toxics regulation

By Corbin Hiar

Judge rejects Exxon attempt to end lawsuit over refinery pollution

By iWatch News

5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

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Judge rejects Exxon attempt to end lawsuit over refinery pollution

By iWatch News

Court boosts environmental advocates seeking stronger enforcement

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Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

Q&A: Former Bush official touts ‘market-based’ air toxics regulation

By Corbin Hiar

Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

Decades after Clear Air Act, most smokestacks still lack scrubbers

By Keith Epstein

Industry that resists new climate change rules sometimes lacks long-required pollution controls, too

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EPA wants to limit pollution from tall smokestacks

By Laurel Adams

IMPACT: Day after story on weak enforcement, a state cracks down on polluter

By Chris Hamby

Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

Four years after oil company's criminal conviction for pollution, still no sentencing

By Jim Morris

EPA wants to limit pollution from tall smokestacks

By Laurel Adams

Smokestacks as tall as the Eiffel Tower are merely moving pollution downwind

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Decades after Clear Air Act, most smokestacks still lack scrubbers

By Keith Epstein

IMPACT: Day after story on weak enforcement, a state cracks down on polluter

By Chris Hamby

Mercury falling: Groundbreaking power plant emissions rule imminent

By Corbin Hiar

EPA reminds Republicans cap-and-trade used to be GOP idea — and it worked for acid rain

By John Solomon

Nearly one-third of U.S. cars won't be ready for 2013 switch to anti-pollution technology

By Evan Bush

EPA aims to drop anti-pollution gear on gasoline pumps in 2013

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Q&A: Former Bush official touts ‘market-based’ air toxics regulation

By Corbin Hiar

Where regulators failed, citizens took action — testing their own air

By Elizabeth Shogren, Kristen Lombardi and Sandra Bartlett

Why Americans still breathe known hazards decades after ‘clean air’ law

By Jim Morris and Corbin Hiar

5 questions for William Ruckelshaus

By Corbin Hiar

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