Toward a stalemate in Copenhagen

By Marianne Lavelle

Industry pressures and national agendas dim prospects for a climate treaty

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The politics of energy: Coal

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BINGOs and the global lobbyist

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Oleg Deripaska":

"… e Great Barrier Reef and a smokestack industry haven, aluminum billionaire Oleg Deripaska battles that nation’s program to address climate change as “destructiv …"

"Brown down" in Australia

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Business interests thwart carbon controls on the hottest, driest continent

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Carbon as a commodity

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Could climate change bill mean new funding?

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Climate facts — and fancy

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The green energy revolution may already be underway

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"… and an intern at the Herald.  …"

Bob Dole: Indonesia's man in Washington

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Former Republican presidential candidate is paid to lobby for the country's oil interests

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Elizabeth Dole, Inc.: How she can focus on her lucrative public speaking

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Water and politics in the fall of Suharto

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Independent GOP fundraising picks up steam

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Oleg Deripaska":

"… Pertamina.Dole, who has lobbied for foreign clients in the past, including Oleg Deripaska, Russia's youngest billionaire, soon accepted Indonesia's offer to lobby f …"