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Horizon's End: Takeaways from an Unfolding Disaster

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Two weeks ago (on Earth Day, no less), what is destined to become the biggest ecological disaster in history began as the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded. Situated 50 miles off the Louisiana coast, the well is still gushing oil...

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Guest Post: Energy Ministers of the Americas Come Together in D.C

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[This post comes courtesy of the State Department's Katherine Musgrove, who is an economic officer in the Office of Economic Policy and Summit Coordination in the Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs. The Energy and Climate Partnership of the Americas is...

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The Energy and Climate Ministerial of the Americas: Day 2

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The webcast of day two is , starting at 8:30 Eastern. Update:The feed is down until 12:30, when Todd Stern (U.S. Special Envoy for Climate Change) and Jacques Gabriel (Minister of Transportation and Communications, Haiti) will speak....

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The Energy and Climate Ministerial of the Americas begins tomorrow

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At last summer's Summit of the Americas, President Obama announced the formation of a multinational organization aimed at increasing renewable energy usage, confronting climate change, and promoting tech transfer and sustainability practices amongst its members....

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The Buzz: Is Nuclear Power the Answer?

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This weekend, ScienceBloggers discussed the virtues and downfalls of a world run on modern nuclear power. Benjamin Cohen sparked the dialogue on The World's Fair with an interview with author and environmentalist Rebecca Solnit, famous for her opposition to nuclear...

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The Buzz: Putting a Price on Carbon

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The two major policy approaches to cutting carbon emissions, cap-and-trade and carbon taxes, both work by putting a price on pollution. Carbon tax—simply, a tax on fossil fuels—is intended to motivate businesses to conserve energy and switch to cleaner...

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The Buzz: Science in the European Parliament

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In January, Barack Obama promised in his inaugural address to "restore science to its rightful place." The pledge was a win for scientists everywhere, and particularly for those working in the US. But now, with the European Parliamentary (EP)...

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Video: Exploding Wind Turbine

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From ScienceBlogs.de, two short videos of an exploding turbine at a Danish wind-power farm.

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Climate Change Bill Would Slash Britain's Emissions by 2050

The British government has introduced a sweeping bill that would cut the UK's carbon emissions by 60 percent by 2050. Britain's environmental minister, David Miliband, introduces the bill on YouTube.

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