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Billionaire carves his name on island
Hamad bin Hamdan al Ahyan is a real-life Chairface Chippendale. He owns a private island near Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, but what fun is that if everyone doesn't know it's yours? So he wrote his name on it, in letters a third of a mile long that are visible from space.
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Critical List: DeChristopher sentencing today; Gingrich invests in renewables
Activist Tim DeChristopher's sentencing is scheduled for today. He could go to prison for as many as 10 years.
Congress is still hard at work cutting funding for all manner of environmental programs.
With the West out as a customer, Iran is selling its natural gas to Iraq and Syria. -
Could Murdoch's News Corp be behind Climategate too?
Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation should be considered a suspect in climategate, the hacking of climate scientists' e-mail accounts back in 2009.
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Republicans: We must protect children from energy efficiency
Republican Rep. Sandy Adams wants to limit funding for Department of Energy websites that educate kids about efficiency. She doesn't know how much money that will save, but by god, we must stop children learning at any cost!
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Me, talking about the conservatism of the power industry
David Roberts and his beard sat down to chat with the folks at EnergyNow about a Black & Veatch survey of utility executives.
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GOP introduces slash-and-burn budget for the environment
The Tea Party bill includes major funding cuts for climate protection and axes protections for air, water, and land.
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Bachmann: Energy is 'the most easy problem for America to solve'
During a campaign event this past weekend, Republican presidential candidate Michele Bachmann offered up her solution to the energy crisis.
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How to solve car emissions, hunger, and overpopulation simultaneously
Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal has a modest proposal.
