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A flock of geese fly past the smokestacks at the Jeffrey Energy Center coal power plant as the sun sets near Emmett, Kan., in 2012. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
Energy and Environment

Energy Department rejects ‘social cost of carbon’ challenge

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Energy and Environment

Ball being lowered in Grand Rapids gets makeover

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Last chance to buy cheap incandescent light bulbs
Beltway Confidential

Last chance to buy cheap incandescent light bulbs

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The American Petroleum Institute says the U.S. energy boom has made a 40-year crude oil export ban irrelevant, citing Energy Information Administration projections this week that domestic oil production would hit a near-record 9.5 million barrels per day by 2016. (Photo: Thinkstock)
Energy and Environment

Oil industry starts push to end ban on exports of crude oil

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A BNSF Railway train hauls crude oil west of Wolf Point, Mont. (AP/Matthew Brown)
Energy and Environment

Oil trains raise concerns in small towns, cities

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This cylinder hauler at Paducah's Babcock & Wilcox Conversion Services plant delivers the first of DOE's 14-ton depleted uranium cylinders to USEC for re-enrichment as part of a five-party agreement that is extending enrichment operations at the 60-year-old plant for another year, delaying increased costs at the site for DOE.
Energy and Environment

Solyndra-like USEC to file for bankruptcy, wants $750m more from DOE

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A sample of a new, high-tech wildlife habitat mapping project the Western Governors Association plans to unveil in Las Vegas on Dec. 12 is pictured in this photo taken on a computer at the Nevada Department of Wildlife in Reno. The Crucial Habitat Assessment Tool will pull together in one place maps for 16 western states in the hope of encouraging economic development while protecting the region's environmental treasures, from Puget Sound to the Rocky Mountains. (AP Photo/Scott Sonner).
Economy

Western governors show wildlife maps

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A Tokyo Electric Power Co. employee wearing a protective suit and a mask walks past storage tanks for radioactive water in the H4 area at the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power plant in Okuma, Fukushima, northeastern Japan, Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013. The plant has recently had a series of mishaps, including leaks of radioactive water from storage tanks. The incidents, many of them caused by human error, have added to concerns about TEPCO's ability to safely close down the plant, which suffered multiple meltdowns after being hit by a March 2011 earthquake and tsunami. (AP Photo/Tomohiro Ohsumi, Pool)
Energy and Environment

Top US nuclear regulator urges storage solution

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North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory says the state is poised to carry out a more diverse energy production strategy with the advent of natural gas exploration and more renewable sources thanks to legislation. (AP/Ted Richardson)
Energy and Environment

Pat McCrory says more diverse energy ahead for North Carolina

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A group of African drummers and a Washington, D.C., media group received $630,000 in stimulus funds for energy projects despite their lack of experience, according to an audit by the Department of Energy inspector general.
Energy and Environment

Energy Department gave stimulus funds to politically connected drumming group, media company

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