EDITION: Wednesday, December 3, 2008 -- 07:58 AM

1. ENERGY EFFICIENCY:
A 'green skyscraper movement' forges ahead, despite the economy's sagging

NEW YORK -- The national recession is forcing businesses of all sorts to cut back on a variety of planned investments. But Manhattan property owners are for the most part moving full speed ahead with energy-efficient upgrades, looking to minimize rising energy costs they expect in the future. Go to story #1

TODAY'S STORIES

2. REGULATION:
Enviros and companies agree on ways to move forward

3. TRANSPORTATION:
Automakers plead for federal policy promoting electric cars

4. STATES:
Fla. agency approves Calif.-style auto rules, but their fate lies with Legislature

5. RENEWABLE ENERGY:
U.N. suspends big CDM auditor

6. NEGOTIATIONS:
China brings more positive attitude to Poland climate talks

7. POLITICS:
Reid plays coy on climate law, emphasizes stimulus package

8. ADAPTATION:
Pacific island nations face declines in food production

9. BIODIVERSITY:
Species-rich Antarctic islands offer benchmark for climate changes

10. WILDLIFE:
White possum may be first victim of climate change

E&ETV's EVENT COVERAGE

11. ENERGY POLICY:
Dorgan outlines energy policy priorities for 111th Congress, talks of electric drive technology

EDITION: Wednesday, December 3, 2008 -- 07:58 AM

1. ENERGY EFFICIENCY:
A 'green skyscraper movement' forges ahead, despite the economy's sagging

TODAY'S STORIES

2. REGULATION:
Enviros and companies agree on ways to move forward

3. TRANSPORTATION:
Automakers plead for federal policy promoting electric cars

4. STATES:
Fla. agency approves Calif.-style auto rules, but their fate lies with Legislature

5. RENEWABLE ENERGY:
U.N. suspends big CDM auditor

6. NEGOTIATIONS:
China brings more positive attitude to Poland climate talks

7. POLITICS:
Reid plays coy on climate law, emphasizes stimulus package

8. ADAPTATION:
Pacific island nations face declines in food production

9. BIODIVERSITY:
Species-rich Antarctic islands offer benchmark for climate changes

10. WILDLIFE:
White possum may be first victim of climate change

E&ETV's EVENT COVERAGE

11. ENERGY POLICY:
Dorgan outlines energy policy priorities for 111th Congress, talks of electric drive technology

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EDITION: Wednesday, December 3, 2008 -- 07:58 AM

1. ENERGY EFFICIENCY: A 'green skyscraper movement' forges ahead, despite the economy's sagging

TODAY'S STORIES

2. REGULATION: Enviros and companies agree on ways to move forward

3. TRANSPORTATION: Automakers plead for federal policy promoting electric cars

4. STATES: Fla. agency approves Calif.-style auto rules, but their fate lies with Legislature

5. RENEWABLE ENERGY: U.N. suspends big CDM auditor

6. NEGOTIATIONS: China brings more positive attitude to Poland climate talks

7. POLITICS: Reid plays coy on climate law, emphasizes stimulus package

8. ADAPTATION: Pacific island nations face declines in food production

9. BIODIVERSITY: Species-rich Antarctic islands offer benchmark for climate changes

10. WILDLIFE: White possum may be first victim of climate change

E&ETV's EVENT COVERAGE

11. ENERGY POLICY: Dorgan outlines energy policy priorities for 111th Congress, talks of electric drive technology

Compiled Coverage by issue

E&E Special Reports

Related Content

E&E Services

Latest Selected Headlines

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

1. ENERGY EFFICIENCY:
A 'green skyscraper movement' forges ahead, despite the economy's sagging

2. REGULATION:
Enviros and companies agree on ways to move forward

3. TRANSPORTATION:
Automakers plead for federal policy promoting electric cars

4. STATES:
Fla. agency approves Calif.-style auto rules, but their fate lies with Legislature

5. RENEWABLE ENERGY:
U.N. suspends big CDM auditor

6. NEGOTIATIONS:
China brings more positive attitude to Poland climate talks

7. POLITICS:
Reid plays coy on climate law, emphasizes stimulus package

8. ADAPTATION:
Pacific island nations face declines in food production

9. BIODIVERSITY:
Species-rich Antarctic islands offer benchmark for climate changes

10. WILDLIFE:
White possum may be first victim of climate change

11. ENERGY POLICY:
Dorgan outlines energy policy priorities for 111th Congress, talks of electric drive technology