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Ask Bill Clinton: How Can We Encourage Homeowners to Adopt Solar Energy?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief -
Policy
Ask Bill Clinton: What Are the Countries Where Government and Business Best Cooperate for Social Change?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief -
Energy
Plaintiffs' Lawyers Jump Ship in Pollution Fight Against Chevron
New York attorney Steven Donziger, who won a massive verdict against Chevron, is now representing himself against racketeering charges -
Energy
Canada Says ‘No Thanks’ to Chevron Pollution Suit
An Ontario judge says other jurisdictions are more practical for the ongoing legal battle between Chevron and Ecuadorian plaintiffs -
Energy
Greenpeace Scolds Duke's Jim Rogers on the Environment
Jim Rogers is leaving Duke Energy soon. Some environmentalists say he has wasted a chance to lead on climate change -
Congress
Tom Steyer: The Wrath of a Green Billionaire
Koch-like, the hedge fund tycoon is spending his millions on saving the planet -
Energy
Judicial Mayhem in Chevron's Pollution Case
A wild case in Ecuador over oil pollution gets weirder: The judge admits using information dropped at his door for the $19 billion judgment -
Energy
Oil Spills May Complicate Obama’s Keystone XL Decision
There's plenty for the president to consider before ruling on the pipeline -
Congress
With Clean-Energy Default Rules, It's Easy Being Green
How can governments best promote the use of clean energy? Start by asking consumers to do nothing -
Energy
Two Years on, Fukushima Casts No Shadow Over Nuclear
Despite its persistent byproducts, nuclear is not easily banished -
Science & Research
Bill McKibben's Battle Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
A former journalist has become the de facto leader of the American environmental movement. And his attempt to stop Keystone XL is the fight of his life -
Courts
After Three Years, BP Is Finally Headed to Court
BP is widely expected to try to shift responsibility to contractors Halliburton and Transocean -
China
China Wants Nuclear Reactors, and Lots of Them
While the West holds back, China pursues big nuclear dreams -
Energy
BP's Surging Oil Contracts
Despite ongoing investigations into the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf, BP has seen its Pentagon contracts jump -
Energy
Bloomberg View: The Right Way Forward on Climate Change
To reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, the White House needs to act on its own
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Ask Bill Clinton: How Can We Encourage Homeowners to Adopt Solar Energy?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief -
Policy
Ask Bill Clinton: What Are the Countries Where Government and Business Best Cooperate for Social Change?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief -
Congress
Tom Steyer: The Wrath of a Green Billionaire
Koch-like, the hedge fund tycoon is spending his millions on saving the planet -
Congress
With Clean-Energy Default Rules, It's Easy Being Green
How can governments best promote the use of clean energy? Start by asking consumers to do nothing -
Energy
It Pays to Own an Energy Pipeline. Thanks, Tax Code
Texas oilman Richard Kinder made billions with help from a little-known tax break -
Energy
The Chinese Try to Harness the Nevada Sun
Struggling Laughlin strikes a bargain with China's ENN Group, a solar power supplier -
Energy
Fracking Is Safe—Except in Wyoming
Natural gas brought money, and troubles, to a farming community -
Energy
BP's Surging Oil Contracts
Despite ongoing investigations into the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf, BP has seen its Pentagon contracts jump -
2012 campaign
The 5 Million Green Jobs That Weren't
Obama pledged to create millions of clean-energy jobs. How close did he get? -
Science & Research
Bill McKibben's Battle Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
A former journalist has become the de facto leader of the American environmental movement. And his attempt to stop Keystone XL is the fight of his life -
Energy
The Feds Love Green Cars, but Run Their Fleets on Gas
The government preaches green while burning fossil fuel -
Regulation
The Questionable Economics of the Keystone XL Pipeline
Supporters of the Keystone pipeline claim it will create thousands of jobs and reduce the price of gas. That may be wishful thinking -
Real Estate
Ranchers Tell Keystone: Not Under My Backyard
Some landowners oppose TransCanada's pipeline and refuse to grant the easements that would allow its construction -
Courts
Top U.S. Law Firms Battle in Chevron's Pollution Case
Far from Ecuador, Gibson Dunn has accused Patton Boggs of aiding a "fraudulent scheme" it alleges was launched by attorney Steven Donziger -
Courts
After Three Years, BP Is Finally Headed to Court
BP is widely expected to try to shift responsibility to contractors Halliburton and Transocean
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Ask Bill Clinton: How Can We Encourage Homeowners to Adopt Solar Energy?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief -
Policy
Ask Bill Clinton: What Are the Countries Where Government and Business Best Cooperate for Social Change?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief
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Ask Bill Clinton: How Can We Encourage Homeowners to Adopt Solar Energy?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief -
Policy
Ask Bill Clinton: What Are the Countries Where Government and Business Best Cooperate for Social Change?
Rarely short on advice, former President Clinton agreed to field questions on critical economic concerns from five U.S. civic and business leaders in his unofficial capacity as Consultant-in-Chief -
Policy
Energy Costs More, but We Use Less
Slightly higher prices for gasoline, heating oil, and electricity have offset savings from efficiency gains and a decrease in energy usage -
Science & Research
Bill McKibben's Battle Against the Keystone XL Pipeline
A former journalist has become the de facto leader of the American environmental movement. And his attempt to stop Keystone XL is the fight of his life
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