EDITION: Thursday, October 9, 2008 -- 08:07 AM

1. BIOFUELS:
It's corn-based ethanol vs. carbon emission cuts in Calif. court case

SAN FRANCISCO -- Tesoro Corp.'s decision to challenge California over its new ethanol mandate may have broad repercussions for other states and federal agencies attempting to promote biofuels as a companion to greenhouse gas emissions cuts, according to a senior executive at the Texas-based refiner. The company's suit seeks to stop the state's Air Resources Board from implementing a new mandate approved in August. Go to story #1

TODAY'S STORIES

2. POVERTY:
Climate change 'may test the depth of our compassion' -- study

3. CALIFORNIA:
Confusion and strange alliances reign in the 'Big Solar' initiative

4. EUROPEAN UNION:
New emissions curb would require utilities to pay for all permits by 2013

5. NATIONS:
Worried about the financial crisis, Danish leader tries to reframe the climate issue

6. WORLD BANK:
Climate priorities to be weighed against financial turmoil at 'Bali Breakfast'

7. TRANSPORTATION:
Carbon price will do little to reduce driving -- CBO

8. LABOR:
Mayors predict 4.2 million new green jobs

9. BUSINESS:
Companies recognized for reducing greenhouse gases

10. BUSINESS:
Number of climate companies growing

11. ARCTIC:
Researchers see stormier seas as Earth warms

12. BIOTECHNOLOGY:
Drought-resistant crops ready in 4 years -- scientists

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13. BIOFUELS:
Industry urges EPA to reconsider position ahead of lifecycle analysis rulemaking

EDITION: Thursday, October 9, 2008 -- 08:07 AM

1. BIOFUELS:
It's corn-based ethanol vs. carbon emission cuts in Calif. court case

TODAY'S STORIES

2. POVERTY:
Climate change 'may test the depth of our compassion' -- study

3. CALIFORNIA:
Confusion and strange alliances reign in the 'Big Solar' initiative

4. EUROPEAN UNION:
New emissions curb would require utilities to pay for all permits by 2013

5. NATIONS:
Worried about the financial crisis, Danish leader tries to reframe the climate issue

6. WORLD BANK:
Climate priorities to be weighed against financial turmoil at 'Bali Breakfast'

7. TRANSPORTATION:
Carbon price will do little to reduce driving -- CBO

8. LABOR:
Mayors predict 4.2 million new green jobs

9. BUSINESS:
Companies recognized for reducing greenhouse gases

10. BUSINESS:
Number of climate companies growing

11. ARCTIC:
Researchers see stormier seas as Earth warms

12. BIOTECHNOLOGY:
Drought-resistant crops ready in 4 years -- scientists

E&ETV's OnPoint

13. BIOFUELS:
Industry urges EPA to reconsider position ahead of lifecycle analysis rulemaking

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EDITION: Thursday, October 9, 2008 -- 08:07 AM

1. BIOFUELS: It's corn-based ethanol vs. carbon emission cuts in Calif. court case

TODAY'S STORIES

2. POVERTY: Climate change 'may test the depth of our compassion' -- study

3. CALIFORNIA: Confusion and strange alliances reign in the 'Big Solar' initiative

4. EUROPEAN UNION: New emissions curb would require utilities to pay for all permits by 2013

5. NATIONS: Worried about the financial crisis, Danish leader tries to reframe the climate issue

6. WORLD BANK: Climate priorities to be weighed against financial turmoil at 'Bali Breakfast'

7. TRANSPORTATION: Carbon price will do little to reduce driving -- CBO

8. LABOR: Mayors predict 4.2 million new green jobs

9. BUSINESS: Companies recognized for reducing greenhouse gases

10. BUSINESS: Number of climate companies growing

11. ARCTIC: Researchers see stormier seas as Earth warms

12. BIOTECHNOLOGY: Drought-resistant crops ready in 4 years -- scientists

E&ETV's OnPoint

13. BIOFUELS: Industry urges EPA to reconsider position ahead of lifecycle analysis rulemaking

Compiled Coverage by issue

E&E Special Reports

Related Content

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Latest Selected Headlines

Go to E&ETV Video Guide Latest E&ETV Videos

1. BIOFUELS:
It's corn-based ethanol vs. carbon emission cuts in Calif. court case

2. POVERTY:
Climate change 'may test the depth of our compassion' -- study

3. CALIFORNIA:
Confusion and strange alliances reign in the 'Big Solar' initiative

4. EUROPEAN UNION:
New emissions curb would require utilities to pay for all permits by 2013

5. NATIONS:
Worried about the financial crisis, Danish leader tries to reframe the climate issue

6. WORLD BANK:
Climate priorities to be weighed against financial turmoil at 'Bali Breakfast'

7. TRANSPORTATION:
Carbon price will do little to reduce driving -- CBO

8. LABOR:
Mayors predict 4.2 million new green jobs

9. BUSINESS:
Companies recognized for reducing greenhouse gases

10. BUSINESS:
Number of climate companies growing

11. ARCTIC:
Researchers see stormier seas as Earth warms

12. BIOTECHNOLOGY:
Drought-resistant crops ready in 4 years -- scientists

13. BIOFUELS:
Industry urges EPA to reconsider position ahead of lifecycle analysis rulemaking