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Climate week

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on September 21, 2009

Are the media objective?

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on September 9, 2009

Regional climate change effects examined

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on August 27, 2009

Cash for Clunkers ending; will it help the environment?

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on August 24, 2009

Back from vacation

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on August 24, 2009

Who has the best coverage?

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on July 16, 2009

Pew survey: Public, scientists disagree about climate change reality

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on July 10, 2009

What’s really happening at the G8?

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on July 9, 2009

Climate bill debate opens in Senate today

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on July 8, 2009

Climate backlash over “suppressed” report at EPA

Posted by: Sara Shipley Hiles on June 29, 2009

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The Daily Climate

Australia's coal addiction set in train 30 years ago.
As the world battles to secure a low-carbon future, secret cabinet documents from 1979 show that before global warming was on the radar, Canberra acted to lock in Australia's coal-based energy future.
Federal agencies may have to consider climate before they act.
The Obama administration may issue an order that would expand the National Environmental Policy Act's scope to prevent global warming. The move could open up new avenues to challenge projects.
California climate law faces opposition.
Four years after California’s Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed off on the nation’s farthest-reaching global-warming law, a campaign is heating up to keep it from taking effect.
Senate looms as bigger hurdle after Copenhagen.
As hard as it was to negotiate a deal in Denmark, Obama faces an even tougher time in Washington trying to convince the U.S. Senate to pass cap-and-trade legislation.
Hospitals and prisons rank bottom in public buildings CO2 audit.
An audit of emissions from hospitals, prisons, police offices and museums has laid bare the toll they are taking on the environment.