1. BUDGET:
Bush's $3.1T proposal spreads pain across agencies

President Bush asked Congress today to spend more money on "clean energy" technologies and environmental satellites while cutting funds for a range of farmland conservation and land management programs. Bush's eighth and final spending plan -- a $3.1 trillion proposal -- includes increases for the Energy Department and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. But it also would mean cuts at U.S. EPA, the Interior Department and the Department of Agriculture. Go to story #1

Energy Policy & Markets

13. NATURAL GAS:
Appalachian shale houses mostly untapped reservoir

14. OIL AND GAS:
Kuwait to spend $51B on development

Natural Resources

22. FORESTS:
Tree loss could speed up warming

23. GREAT LAKES:
Lake Mich. birds dying from botulism

States

24. STATE LINES:
Calif., Conn., Ga., Idaho, Md. and Pa.

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