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: Friday, June 27, 2008 -- 07:36 AM

1. OIL AND GAS:
Partisan price fight rages into July 4 break

House Democrats and Republicans are heading home for July 4 recess, each side armed with fresh ammunition in their effort to show voters the other side is failing to address high oil and gasoline prices. Before adjourning, the House rejected a major plank of the Democrats' pre-July 4 oil and gas agenda, the "use it or lose it" bill designed to pressure oil companies to drill on nonproducing leases. Go to story #1

ON THE HILL

2. CLIMATE:
Stern's analysis of global warming costs splits Energy and Commerce panel

3. APPROPRIATIONS:
Drilling fight could make Interior/EPA budget increases disappear

4. AUTOS:
House lawmakers blast DOT over CAFE gas price estimates

5. AGRICULTURE:
Disappearing bee colonies hurt entire food chain, experts say

6. INVASIVE SPECIES:
Bordallo, Brown push bill to change nonnative species policy

7. ENERGY MARKETS:
Lawmakers want resource companies to reveal foreign payments

8. WATER:
Dicks, Ruckelshaus push Puget Sound bill

This Week's Markups and Hearings

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

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

EDITION: Friday, June 27, 2008 -- 07:36 AM

1. OIL AND GAS:
Partisan price fight rages into July 4 break

ON THE HILL

2. CLIMATE:
Stern's analysis of global warming costs splits Energy and Commerce panel

3. APPROPRIATIONS:
Drilling fight could make Interior/EPA budget increases disappear

4. AUTOS:
House lawmakers blast DOT over CAFE gas price estimates

5. AGRICULTURE:
Disappearing bee colonies hurt entire food chain, experts say

6. INVASIVE SPECIES:
Bordallo, Brown push bill to change nonnative species policy

7. ENERGY MARKETS:
Lawmakers want resource companies to reveal foreign payments

8. WATER:
Dicks, Ruckelshaus push Puget Sound bill

This Week's Markups and Hearings

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

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EPA: IG clears agency staff involved in waiver presentation of wrongdoing

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AUTOS: Obama, White House withhold judgment on automaker plans

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AIR POLLUTION: Court orders Duke Energy to perform new analysis of Cliffside expansion

MINING: EPA approves mountaintop removal rule changes

FORESTS: Calif. judge limits roadless rule to 10 states

OIL AND GAS: Obama drops windfall tax on gas companies

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Energy Policy: Dorgan outlines priorities for 111th Congress, talks about electric drive technology (12/03/2008)

Climate: CCAP's Helme previews Poznan meeting, discusses impact of Obama election (12/02/2008)

Transition: Chamber of Commerce's Harbert lays out energy agenda for incoming administration (12/01/2008)

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

EDITION: Friday, June 27, 2008 -- 07:36 AM

1. OIL AND GAS: Partisan price fight rages into July 4 break

ON THE HILL

2. CLIMATE: Stern's analysis of global warming costs splits Energy and Commerce panel

3. APPROPRIATIONS: Drilling fight could make Interior/EPA budget increases disappear

4. AUTOS: House lawmakers blast DOT over CAFE gas price estimates

5. AGRICULTURE: Disappearing bee colonies hurt entire food chain, experts say

6. INVASIVE SPECIES: Bordallo, Brown push bill to change nonnative species policy

7. ENERGY MARKETS: Lawmakers want resource companies to reveal foreign payments

8. WATER: Dicks, Ruckelshaus push Puget Sound bill

This Week's Markups and Hearings

9. 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:
Partisan price fight rages into July 4 break

2. CLIMATE:
Stern's analysis of global warming costs splits Energy and Commerce panel

3. APPROPRIATIONS:
Drilling fight could make Interior/EPA budget increases disappear

4. AUTOS:
House lawmakers blast DOT over CAFE gas price estimates

5. AGRICULTURE:
Disappearing bee colonies hurt entire food chain, experts say

6. INVASIVE SPECIES:
Bordallo, Brown push bill to change nonnative species policy

7. ENERGY MARKETS:
Lawmakers want resource companies to reveal foreign payments

8. WATER:
Dicks, Ruckelshaus push Puget Sound bill

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