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• The Energiewende is Running Up Against Its Limits
• The Business of Pricing Carbon
• Another Momentous Step?
• A U.S. Military View On Climate Change: It’s Eroding Our National Security
• U.S. Crude Oil Imports Increase During First Half of 2016, the First Increase Since 2010
• The Case for a Nuclear Energy Investment Bank
• Aliso Canyon Disaster One Year Later: Some Progress, But More Action Needed
• Another Nuclear Plant Will Close for Good on Monday
• What Would It Mean for Los Angeles to Go 100% Renewable?
• Over Past Decade, Mountain Region States Have Used Less Coal for Electricity Generation
• The Collective Effort Behind Finland’s New Nuclear Power Plant
• Low Oil Prices Have Affected Russian Petroleum Companies and Government Revenues
• The Delusion of Cheap, Safe Shale Gas Extraction
• Eminent Domain and Virginia’s Ban on Uranium Mining
• New EPA Guidelines Will Help Oil And Gas Communities Breathe Easier
• Developing the Right Choice (of Developer)
• 3 Questions: Maria Zuber on Stepping up MIT’s Response to Climate Change
• New Options for Residential LEED Projects
• Growing Investor Confidence in Energy Efficiency Markets
• Why Oil Could Head Back To $90 Sooner Than Thought
• Ohio’s Renewable Portfolio Standard: It’s Time for a Thaw
• How to Achieve “Green” Desalination
• Our New Guide Helps Separate the Pikachus from the Digletts of Energy Efficiency Behavior-Change Programs
• The World’s Nine Largest Operating Power Plants Are Hydroelectric Facilities
• Driving Product Sustainability Through Environmental Material Requirements