Editor's Note: Friday, November 21, 2008 -- 07:32 AM

E&E Daily will not publish until Congress returns for the planned lame-duck session in early December.

EDITION: Thursday, June 26, 2008 -- 07:59 AM

1. OIL AND GAS:
Democrats bring scaled-back energy agenda to floor today

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) and Democratic leaders will seek to regain momentum in the ferociously partisan Capitol Hill energy debate today, even though a major piece of their pre-July 4 energy plan faces highly uncertain prospects on the floor. Go to story #1

ON THE HILL

2. CLIMATE:
Lawmakers to push for declassification of national security report

3. ENERGY/WATER:
Harsh criticism for White House as House panel OKs spending bill

4. OCEANS:
Panel clears climate research bills, after GOP raises drilling amendments

5. PUBLIC LANDS:
House panel clears Grand Canyon withdrawal, Taunton River protection

6. CONSUMER SAFETY:
Big ticket issues remain unresolved on consumer protection bill

7. PUBLIC WORKS:
Despite flooding, infrastructure bill isn't moving

8. NOAA:
House panel approves $4.29B for 2009, sets up showdown with Senate

9. CLIMATE:
Energy upgrades offer a technology for every locale

E&ETV's OnPoint

10. REPORTERS ROUNDTABLE:
E&E Daily's Geman, Kaplun discuss politics of high oil and gas prices

This Week's Markups and Hearings

11. Calendar:
Activity for June 23 - June 27, 2008

Editor's Note: Friday, November 21, 2008 -- 07:32 AM

EDITION: Thursday, June 26, 2008 -- 07:59 AM

1. OIL AND GAS:
Democrats bring scaled-back energy agenda to floor today

ON THE HILL

2. CLIMATE:
Lawmakers to push for declassification of national security report

3. ENERGY/WATER:
Harsh criticism for White House as House panel OKs spending bill

4. OCEANS:
Panel clears climate research bills, after GOP raises drilling amendments

5. PUBLIC LANDS:
House panel clears Grand Canyon withdrawal, Taunton River protection

6. CONSUMER SAFETY:
Big ticket issues remain unresolved on consumer protection bill

7. PUBLIC WORKS:
Despite flooding, infrastructure bill isn't moving

8. NOAA:
House panel approves $4.29B for 2009, sets up showdown with Senate

9. CLIMATE:
Energy upgrades offer a technology for every locale

E&ETV's OnPoint

10. REPORTERS ROUNDTABLE:
E&E Daily's Geman, Kaplun discuss politics of high oil and gas prices

This Week's Markups and Hearings

11. Calendar:
Activity for June 23 - June 27, 2008

Compiled Coverage by issue

E&E Special Reports

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Editor's Note: Friday, November 21, 2008 -- 07:32 AM

EDITION: Thursday, June 26, 2008 -- 07:59 AM

1. OIL AND GAS: Democrats bring scaled-back energy agenda to floor today

ON THE HILL

2. CLIMATE: Lawmakers to push for declassification of national security report

3. ENERGY/WATER: Harsh criticism for White House as House panel OKs spending bill

4. OCEANS: Panel clears climate research bills, after GOP raises drilling amendments

5. PUBLIC LANDS: House panel clears Grand Canyon withdrawal, Taunton River protection

6. CONSUMER SAFETY: Big ticket issues remain unresolved on consumer protection bill

7. PUBLIC WORKS: Despite flooding, infrastructure bill isn't moving

8. NOAA: House panel approves $4.29B for 2009, sets up showdown with Senate

9. CLIMATE: Energy upgrades offer a technology for every locale

E&ETV's OnPoint

10. REPORTERS ROUNDTABLE: E&E Daily's Geman, Kaplun discuss politics of high oil and gas prices

This Week's Markups and Hearings

11. Calendar: Activity for June 23 - June 27, 2008

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. OIL AND GAS:
Democrats bring scaled-back energy agenda to floor today

2. CLIMATE:
Lawmakers to push for declassification of national security report

3. ENERGY/WATER:
Harsh criticism for White House as House panel OKs spending bill

4. OCEANS:
Panel clears climate research bills, after GOP raises drilling amendments

5. PUBLIC LANDS:
House panel clears Grand Canyon withdrawal, Taunton River protection

6. CONSUMER SAFETY:
Big ticket issues remain unresolved on consumer protection bill

7. PUBLIC WORKS:
Despite flooding, infrastructure bill isn't moving

8. NOAA:
House panel approves $4.29B for 2009, sets up showdown with Senate

9. CLIMATE:
Energy upgrades offer a technology for every locale

10. REPORTERS ROUNDTABLE:
E&E Daily's Geman, Kaplun discuss politics of high oil and gas prices

11. Calendar:
Activity for June 23 - June 27, 2008