1. LOBBYING:
Wind industry blitzes Hill on Schumer bill, renewable mandate

The wind industry will hit Congress this week in a lobbying blitz aimed at securing a national requirement that utilities generate some power from renewable sources and stopping a Senate measure that would prohibit federal grants from going to companies that manufacture outside the United States. About 120 executives and others from companies tied to wind power will meet with lawmakers and their aides. The group is in town for its annual industry meeting but also sees the need to advocate for policies it sees as vital. Go to story #1

Wastes and Hazardous Substances

23. SUPERFUND:
GE proposes limited dredging on Hudson River to keep PCBs in check

States

26. STATE LINES:
Alaska, Fla., Ore., Va., Vt. and Wis.

International

27. NUCLEAR POWER:
Israel, Syria announce civilian nuclear ambitions

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