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President Bush, accompanied by Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, makes a statement at the State Department in Washington, Monday, March 24, 2008.
Lebanon   Mideast   Peace   Photos   US  
 Asia Times 
Hezbollah's shots ring in Bush's ears
| By Jim Lobe | WASHINGTON - While this week's trip by President George W Bush to Israel, Saudi Arabia and Egypt was never conceived as a triumphant "victory lap" around the region, the swift rout of ... (photo: AP / Gerald Herbert)
 Coffee - caffeine. (dy1)
Athletes   Caffeine   Health   Lifestyle   Photos  
 San Diego 
Athletes warned about high levels of caffeine
A class on human physiology at Grossmont High doesn't end without a discussion of energy drinks. | Nor does the semester go by without teacher Judd Hulbert, former head football coach for the Foothill... (photo: Public Domain Photo)
 Real Estate, property, market, housing, houses, industry. tp1  The News & Observer 
Built to save money, homes also sip energy
For many homeowners, an energy efficient home is the stuff of architectural magazines, outsize budgets and wishful thinking. | But an increasing number of low-income residents in North Carolina are li... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
Energy   Finance   Home   People   Photos  
 crude oil   Canada Dot Com 
Oil falls towards $123 on profit-taking
| SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Oil fell more than $1 towards $123 a barrel on Tuesday on profit-taking after a fall in China's oil imports in April, the first on-year drop in 18 months, raised questions over... (photo: WN)
Business   China   Market   Oil   Photos   Singapore  
Top Stories
High gasoline prices spawning songs, signs, symbolic acts The Charlotte Observer
High gasoline prices spawning songs, signs, symbolic acts
By JOE MANDAK | Associated Press Writer | AP Photo Allan Peerce's horse Hitman holds steady in the barn as Peerce readies for a five mile ride to town to do his banking i... (photo: WN / James)
Banking   Economy   Energy   Photos   Prices  
 Following an official ribbon cutting President George W. Bush welcomes reporters and photographers back to the newly re-modeled James S. Brady Press Briefing Room, Wednesday, July 11, 2007, at the White House. (gm1)  Khaleej Times
Senators push Bush to pressure Saudis on oil
| WASHINGTON - Senate Democratic leaders on Monday urged President George W. Bush to use his upcoming trip to the Middle East to convince Saudi Arabia to pump more oil an... (photo: White House/Chris Greenberg )
Economy   Oil   Photos   S Arabia   US  
Supporters of Georgian presidential candidate Mikhail Saakashvili waves flags during a rally, celebrating the exit polls results announcement in Tbilisi, Georgia, early Sunday, Jan. 6, 2008. Saakashvili appeared headed for victory in Saturday's election in Georgia, according to an exit poll in this former Soviet republic where he has fought to restore his democratic credentials The Washington Times
Georgia in peril
| The pro-Western Georgian government bordering Russia needs the assistance of the West in order to combat Russia's growing assault on its territorial integrity. The new ... (photo: AP Photo / Sergei Grits)
Abkhazia   Assistance   Georgia   Photos   Russia  
 KLps1 - December06 - China - Industrial Pollution - Environment - Traffic Pollution - Emissions - Air Pollution - Rubbish - Climate Change. (ps1)  The Guardian
World carbon dioxide levels highest for 650,000 years, says US report
| · Rise in chief greenhouse gas worse than feared | · Earth may be losing ability to absorb CO2, say scientists , Tuesday May 13 2008 | The concentration of ca... (photo: WN/Patricia)
Climate   Earth   Global Warming   Photos   Pollution  
Exxon Mobil, Mobil oil, Oil Prices, energy, gasoline, industry, petroleum. tp1 NZ Herald
Stronger US dollar sees oil ease back
| Oil fell yesterday after topping US$126 a barrel last week, as the market focused on a stronger US dollar and put aside supply worries for now. | US light crude for Jun... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
Currency   Market   Oil   Photos   US  
Polar bear NZ Herald
Bush feels heat over plight of polar bear
| It's a classic stand-off between one of the world's best loved animals and one of its most unpopular leaders, between the planet's largest bear and its most powerful ma... (photo: Creative Commons / Dereckson)
Climate   Global Warming   Photos   US   Wildlife  
 ExxonMobil, Exxonmobil, oil company. tp1 San Diego
Exxon seeks $800M from Alaska over gas, oil leases
JUNEAU, Alaska - Exxon Mobil Corp. asked Monday that Alaska pay $800 million in damages, claiming the state breached a deal when it revoked gas and oil leases on a North ... (photo: WN/Theresa Poongan)
Alaska   Business   Energy   Industry   Photos  
ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND OF JAN 27-28 ** FILE** The Mountaineer Wind Energy Center on Backbone Mountain near Thomas, W.Va., is shown in a July 9, 2003, file photo. West Virginia is one of the Appalachian states that have made strides in attracting wind-power developers. It has has one wind farm running and two proposed. A company is evaluating several sites in eastern Kentucky to find a home for a wind farm, in hopes of delivering electricity to roughly 65,000 homes within the next five years. (AP Photo/Dale Sparkshg3 The Business Review
DOE report: Wind power can provide 20% of U.S. power needs by 2030
| A new forecasting report from the asserts wind power could generate 20 percent of U.S. electricity needs by 2030. | The scenario, "while ambitious, could be feasib... (photo: ap / Dale Sparks, File)
Energy   Environment   Government   Photos   US  
 President George W. Bush and King Abdullah bin Abdul Al-Aziz walk the red carpet at Riyadh-King Khaled International Airport after the President arrived Monday, Jan. 14, 2008, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on the final stop of his Mideast visit. Turkish Press
Bush prepares to press Saudis on skyrocketing price of oil
| US President George Bush speaks at a discussion in mid January at the US Embassy in Riyadh. Bush is expected to press Saudi Arabia to do more to contain runaway oil pri... (photo: White House / Eric Draper)
Bush   Mideast   Oil   Photos   Saudi   Slideshow  
 Wind turbine-wind energy (sl1) Palm Beach Post
Wind may make 20 percent of U.S. electricity by 2030
| Wind energy provides only a tiny fraction of the nation's electricity today, but with technology advancements the country could get 20 percent of its power from wind by... (photo: Public domain photo)
Business   Electricity   Energy   Photos   US  
Nuclear Energy Wind Power
- US misses Iran opportunity
- Hitachi loss widens on sluggish US plasma TV sales
- Hitachi loss widens on sluggish US plasma TV sales
- Hitachi loss widens on sluggish US plasma TV sales
** FILE ** Militias of Iran's Revolutionary Guards (Basiji) parade as they have headbands sign: Great Allah, There is no god but Allah, Muhammad is his messenger,(tmg1)
US misses Iran opportunity
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- DOE: Wind power could produce 20 percent of U.S. needs by 20
- Frederick may shine light on wind, solar energy zoning
- U.S. sees more potential of wind power by 2030
- U.S. report envisions big leap in wind power
ADVANCE FOR WEEKEND OF JAN 27-28 ** FILE** The Mountaineer Wind Energy Center on Backbone Mountain near Thomas, W.Va., is shown in a July 9, 2003, file photo. West Virginia is one of the Appalachian states that have made strides in attracting wind-power developers. It has has one wind farm running and two proposed. A company is evaluating several sites in eastern Kentucky to find a home for a wind farm, in hopes of delivering electricity to roughly 65,000 homes within the next five years. (AP Photo/Dale Sparkshg3
DOE report: Wind power can provide 20% of U.S. power needs by 2030
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Environmental Impact Petroleum
- Study links air pollution to blood clots in veins
- Pesticide and industrial pollution reduced in U.S. coastal w
- Pesticide and industrial pollution reduced in U.S. coastal w
- Investigators look for clues to litterers, who can make wate
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Investigators look for clues to litterers, who can make water undrinkable and kill wildlife.
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- Church in Georgia tempts prospective worshippers with $500 g
- Gasoline prices set record high for second month in Conn.
- Lawmakers want petroleum shipments stopped
- Lawmakers want petroleum shipments stopped
High gasoline prices spawning songs, signs, symbolic acts
High gasoline prices spawning songs, signs, symbolic acts
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Solar Power Hydropower
- Focus on fusion
- Senator lists seven steps toward energy security in 5 years
- ENN and E-Village team up for solar modules
- SunPower sets record for solar cell efficiency
 Real Estate, property, market, housing, houses, industry. tp1
Built to save money, homes also sip energy
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- China shuts mines, oil wells and plans after quake
- Jharkhand takes up wind energy
- Kiwi Climatology
- Tesla expert looks to keep inventor's legacy current
bhandardara dam-  tourist center
SADC to discuss water shortage, climate change 
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Biomass Kyoto Protocol
- OH SMART Papers plant
- SMART Papers Breaks Ground on $30 Million Energy Project to
- SMART building $30M plant to cut future C02 emissions Facili
- Mill's power going green
 Sugar Industry, CSR, Sugar Factory, sugar mills, sugar production, sugar prices. tp1
Yet to grow our own food
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- McCain's Climate 'Market'May 13, 2008; 
- McCain urges free-market solution on warming
- Will green pitch win Northwest votes? McCain distances himse
- Republican presidential candidate promises to tackle global
 Senator John McCain shakes hands with President George W. Bush after introducing him at Fort Lewis, Wash., June 18, 2004. ula1
McCain appeals to independents with environment pitch
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