Obama administration formally declares danger of carbon emissionsSource: The Washington Post
The Obama administration formally declared Monday that carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions pose a danger to the public's health and welfare, a move that lays the groundwork for an economy-wide carbon cap even if Congress fails to enact climate legislation.
Debate Over New National Energy Grid ComplicatedSource: The New York Times
WASHINGTON — While most lawmakers accept that more renewable energy is needed on the nation's grid, the debate over the giant climate-change and energy bill now before Congress is exposing a fundamental rift.
The Carbon Cap Dilemma Source: Wall Street Journal
On the one hand, environmentalists claim that climate change is a "planetary emergency," perhaps the greatest threat ever to face humanity. On the other, nuclear energy is still verboten in the green catechism -- despite the fact that it provides roughly one-fifth of U.S.
Carbon Tax or Carbon Cap?Source:
Our new president and congress will decide on a carbon tax or a carbon cap or pieces of the two concepts. The benefits of the two programs are discussed,
Historic Senate vote on global warming set for WednesdaySource: The Baltimore Sun
A U.S. Senate committee is scheduled for an historic vote on a global warming bill this week, perhaps as early as Wednesday. Environmental groups are planning a flurry of press conferences tomorrow (12/4/2007) to try to influence the vote.