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Have coal companies been ripping Americans off even more than we already knew?
The Interior Department is investigating whether coal companies have been dodging royalty payments for coal mined from public land.
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As emissions drop, Northeast tightens its cap-and-trade system
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative plans to slash the amount of allowable climate pollution. Conservatives, of course, are complaining.
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Exelon issues dumbest threat in the history of dumb threats
Guys, we don't want to scare you, but building more wind turbines might kill off nuclear plants.
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Attention investors: Climate policy could knock off half the value of fossil fuel companies
A recent report from HSBC Global Research finds that serious climate policy could reduce the value of large fossil fuel companies by half.
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This cooking pot charges your gadgets while heating your soup
The PowerPot charges your phone while you cook. Because let's face it. Without your phone, you are nothing.
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Ohio revokes drilling license of company caught dumping fracking fluid in the sewer
When there's a lot of money to be made, a lot of people of varying commitment to ethical behavior will show up.
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Renewables cheaper than coal in Australia — a preview of things to come
"The perception that fossil fuels are cheap and renewables are expensive is now out of date," says the head of Bloomberg New Energy Finance.
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Outgoing energy secretary denies lurid allegations from prominent news outlet
Steven Chu was forced to rebut allegations of an extramarital affair on Facebook.
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Fish DNA database aims to fight seafood fraud and promote conservation
DNA testing is the only way to fight seafood fraud -- but can it be made to help consumers and not just scientists?