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 Stories About: Bill Clinton AND climate AND energy AND greenhouse-gas emissions
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Tapper: still a hack; Clinton: still smart
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David Roberts |
01 Feb 2008 |
Gristmill |
| Andy Revkin has a Dot Earth post today that reflects on Jake Tapper's hackery and, in my humble opinion, lets Tapper off way too easily. Look at this: For his part, Mr. Tapper posted a series of updates through Thursday clarifying his intent, saying he found Mr. Clinton's speech confusing and was posing questions more than offering criticisms. And his main point, he told me over the phone late last night, was to examine whether Mr. Clinton was portraying efforts ... |
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| Topics: Bill Clinton, climate, energy, greenhouse-gas emissions, politics (all these topics) |
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Bill Clinton explains utility decoupling
Regulatory reform of utilities could lessen the need for new power plants |
Joseph Romm |
04 Oct 2007 |
Gristmill |
| Last week, the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) announced that eight utilities 'are committed to seeking regulatory reforms and approvals to increase their investment in energy efficiency by $500 million annually to about $1.5 billion annually.' The utilities -- Con Edison, Duke Energy, Edison International, Great Plains Energy, Pepco Holdings, PNM Resources, Sierra Pacific Resources, and Xcel Energy -- represent nearly 20 million customers. The extra efficiency ef ... |
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| Topics: Bill Clinton, climate, energy, greenhouse-gas emissions (all these topics) |
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