Senator Murkowski Is In Trouble; More Intel on the Koch Brothers

Alaska’s two-term Senator Lisa Murkowski is more than 1,600 votes behind in the Republican primary, with nearly all precincts reporting. State election officials are now counting the 7,600 absentee ballots, and results should be known next week.
Recall that in June, the Senate voted 53 to 47 to block Senator Murkowski’s resolution [...]

Asleep at the Wheel

China and the U.S. Going Different Ways

In the troubled climate action summer of 2010 it’s at least a little relief to know that some progress is occurring. The Department of Energy, in its latest assessment released this month of the American wind energy sector, reports that Texas is generating 2.29 gigawatts of energy from wind [...]

Asleep at the Wheel, Climate Action Hotline 8.13.10

August 13, 2010
Asleep at the Wheel
China and the U.S. Going Different Ways

In the troubled climate action summer of 2010 it’s at least a little relief to know that some progress is occurring. The Department of Energy, in its latest assessment released this month of the American wind energy sector, reports that Texas is generating 2.29 [...]

Time to Recharge and Gear Up to Protect EPA Authority, Climate Action Hotline, July 29, 2010

July 29, 2010
Time to Recharge and Gear Up to Protect EPA Authority

A week after Senate Democrats abandoned the work of limiting carbon emissions that are warming the Earth, leaders of the House and Senate introduced separate proposals to reduce the risk of deep ocean energy exploration and production, and advance energy [...]