1. EMISSIONS:

Recession may help on the climate front -- for a while

The global recession will provide a short respite from climate challenges, shrinking greenhouse gas emissions from industry, offices, homes and vehicles this year. When the economy resumes growing, so will the planet's carbon footprint, unless business-as-usual practices change. Go to story #1

1. EMISSIONS:

Recession may help on the climate front -- for a while

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2. MARKETS:

Corporate suppliers largely ignore climate change risks -- study

3. NATIONS:

Conference highlights trans-Atlantic climate gulf

4. BUSINESS:

U.K. minister accuses industry officials of denying global warming

5. LOBBYING:

Lord Stern encouraged by U.S. climate policy shift, skeptical of Copenhagen deadline

6. COAL:

Experts say risky experiments are necessary to perfect carbon capture and storage

7. REGULATION:

Calif. fuel standard sparks volatile footprint debate

8. FUELS:

Pickens still cooking with gas and wind, despite setbacks

9. AUTOS:

Is a loophole big enough to drive a Hummer through worth debating?

10. CHINA:

Country will boost agricultural production spending to head off food crisis

11. OCEANS:

Wildlife managers seek mobile marine sanctuaries

12. SOUTH AFRICA:

Planning for a mandatory CO2 cap in three years

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TRANSPORTATION:

Funding bills offer small measures of reform but leave the big problems on the table

ARCTIC:

6 House Republicans oppose using ANWR to pay highway tab

AIR POLLUTION:

Panel chairman lays out plans to keep EPA in the hot seat

ELECTRIC GRID:

Whitfield accuses FERC of deferring to EPA on reliability issues

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ENERGY MARKETS:

With gas prices low, shale bargain hunters take long-term view

APPROPRIATIONS:

Enviros urge Obama to cut oil tax breaks while maintaining support for lands, wildlife

POLITICS:

Inhofe blasts climate science, EPA regs to rally Republican base

UTILITIES:

Support grows for changing scandal-plagued N.M. regulatory commission

Climate:

Analysis Group's Tierney discusses RGGI's move to scale back allowances (02/09/2012)

Oil and Gas:

Marcellus Shale Coalition's Klaber talks chemical disclosure, drilling fees and exports (02/08/2012)

Energy Policy:

ACC's Dooley discusses new advocacy campaign centered on shale, efficiency (02/07/2012)