Following Obama’s speech, parsing key players for global warming legislation

By Matthew Lewis

In last night’s speech, President Obama called on attendees to send him "legislation that places a market-based cap on carbon pollution." A

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Less clean coal lobbying? Not exactly

By Marianne Lavelle

Battle over transportation bill picks up steam, again

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Southern Company dominates the climate lobbying scene

By Marianne Lavelle and David Donald

Methodology

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Big coal's big-time lobby

By Matthew Lewis

Convention-goers in Denver and St. Paul won’t be able to miss the $2 million advertising blitz planned by businesses promoting “clean coal”

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Shake-ups at high-profile coal industry group

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The ‘clean coal’ lobbying blitz

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The climate change lobby explosion

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Transportation agencies steer into climate change debate

By Matthew Lewis

$163 million spent on oil pollution research — with no coordination

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Interagency committee to coordinate oil pollution research - didn't

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Senate bill aims to tighten regulation of oil spill dispersants

By Chris Hamby and Jim Morris

Internal e-mails suggest doctoring of oil spill information by White House

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Training exercises showed gaps in government preparedness before BP oil spill

By John Solomon and Aaron Mehta

West Africa oil boom overlooks tattered environmental safety net

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Debbie Stabenow — Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee

By Josh Israel

Debbie Stabenow accepts the gavel for the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry just as preparations begin for what is sure to b

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Outside groups push pedal to the metal In Michigan race

By Kathryn Wallace

Senate chairs: Democrats have deep ties to industries they oversee

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Tom Harkin — Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee

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In Congressional races, money talked all the way to the voting booth

By Kathryn Wallace and Marianne Holt

"Beneficial use" of Coal Ash in question as EPA mulls regulation

By Kristen Lombardi

Nearly every day over the last 32 months, members of a citizens group in Giles County, Va., have paid a visit to a seven-acre stretch of lan

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EPA releases utilities' plans to make coal ash storage safer

By John Solomon

Republicans move forward against coal ash regulation

By Chris Hamby

By releasing coal ash sites, EPA raises more questions

By Kristen Lombardi

EPA scolded for website that appeared to endorse coal ash products

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Investigations around the world

By Simona Raetz

Stories from the Balkans, Tanzania and the United States.

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Smoking dragon, royal charm

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Cigarette smuggler arrested, released in Paraguay

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The lawsuit: read how Gallaher smuggled

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Smuggling made easy

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DOE contractor costs soar 44 percent due to pension losses

By Peter Newbatt Smith

An Energy Department contractor has an unusual explanation for a 44 percent cost overrun on a project to clean up millions of gallons of liq

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Lack of contract oversight puts billions at risk

By Laurel Adams

Most contract awards posted on Pentagon Website omit key information

By Julie Vorman

Pentagon contract for M-RAPS is ahead of schedule

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DOE accused of violating federal hiring rules

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Internal e-mails suggest doctoring of oil spill information by White House

By Laurel Adams

The White House may have ignored expert advice from government officials and pressured scientists to make changes in a report about the BP o

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After oil spill cleanup, mystery surrounds oil remaining in Gulf

By Laurel Adams

Senate bill aims to tighten regulation of oil spill dispersants

By Chris Hamby and Jim Morris

Training exercises showed gaps in government preparedness before BP oil spill

By John Solomon and Aaron Mehta

Fishing and the offshore oil industry: A delicate imbalance

By Christiane Badgley

Following record temperatures in 2010, lobbyists likely to turn up heat

By Laurel Adams

New data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released today showing that 2010 tied with 2005 as the warmest year

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Advocates for climate change action face pressure from lobbyists, skeptics

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The politics of energy: Coal

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Toward a stalemate in Copenhagen

By Marianne Lavelle

Industry, greens react to lower expectations for climate talks

By Marianne Lavelle and Kate Willson

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EPA needs to improve monitoring of Missouri toxic waste site

By Laurel Adams

A review by the inspector general of the Environmental Protection Agency reveals deficiencies in safety testing at a Superfund hazardous was

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Superfund today

By Joaquin Sapien and Richard Mullins

EPA Superfund cleanup costs outstrip funding

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EPA diverts money from shared Superfund pool

By Richard Mullins and Joaquin Sapien

Human exposure 'uncontrolled' at 114 Superfund sites

By Joaquin Sapien

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