EDITION: Thursday, February 4, 2010 -- 07:25 AM

1. BIOFUELS:

New regs could still face fight from Capitol Hill

New Obama administration biofuels regulations would give ethanol a larger share of the U.S. renewable fuels mix, but not enough to satisfy some farm-state lawmakers on Capitol Hill. Go to story #1

2. CLIMATE:

Cap-and-trade debate keeps coming back to limits on power plants

Key senators are studying whether power plants should be the guinea pig industry for the nation's first cap-and-trade system designed to curb greenhouse gas emissions. Go to story #2

ON THE HILL

3. TRANSPORTATION:

GOP appropriators call for White House 'leadership' on highway bill

4. COURTS:

Judicial nominees face committee vote after Obama's call for haste

5. HOUSE:

Rules could limit tenures of Barton, other top Republicans

6. SENATE:

Brown to be sworn in today

E&ETV's OnPoint

7. TRANSPORTATION:

Environmental Law and Policy Center's Learner discusses new funding for high-speed rail

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8. Calendar:

Activity for February 1 - February 12, 2010

1. Oil and Gas:

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

2. Energy Policy:

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

3. Energy Policy:

Consumer Energy Alliance's Whatley discusses details of an all-of the-above strategy (OnPoint, 02/06/2012)

4. Climate:

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

5. Oil and Gas:

Bold Nebraska's Kleeb discusses state's view of Keystone debate (OnPoint, 02/01/2012)

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Friday, February 10, 2012 -- 05:08 PM

DOE:

Loan probe predicts $3B in losses, less than Congress expected

ENERGY POLICY:

Senate could consider legislation on beleaguered loan program -- Bingaman

AIR POLLUTION:

11 states sue EPA in push for new soot rule

CHEMICALS:

Dry-cleaning solvent a likely carcinogen -- EPA

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Friday, February 10, 2012 -- 12:52 PM

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

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OnPoint, 02/09/2012

Climate:

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

OnPoint, 02/08/2012

Oil and Gas:

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

OnPoint, 02/07/2012

Energy Policy:

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

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