SPOTLIGHT

1. OIL AND GAS:

FERC rejects market-rate bid for Seaway pipeline

Federal regulators have rejected a bid by pipeline owners to set market rates for moving crude from Cushing, Okla., to the Gulf Coast. Owners of the Seaway pipeline -- Enbridge Inc. and Enterprise Products Partners -- failed to provide enough cost data to show they would not have a monopoly in Oklahoma and Texas and along the Gulf Coast, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said yesterday.

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SPOTLIGHT

1. OIL AND GAS:

FERC rejects market-rate bid for Seaway pipeline

THIS AFTERNOON'S STORIES

2. OIL SHALE:

Dozens of local officials back BLM's plan for Rockies

3. CALIFORNIA:

Plan floated to keep open 50 state parks on closure list

4. COAL:

EIA sees more declines in U.S. demand, production

5. WATER POLLUTION:

USDA grants target nutrients in 157 watersheds

Upcoming markups and hearings

6. Calendar:

Activity for May 7 - May 21, 2012

Water:

U.S. Water Alliance's Grumbles discusses cap-and-trade proposal for watershed protection

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COAL:

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CLIMATE:

Massive shifts in bird migration patterns, habitat have begun -- report

ENDANGERED SPECIES:

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LNG:

Drillers are becoming their own best customers as equipment converts to gas

OIL SHALE:

BLM extends public comment period on revised leasing regs

OIL AND GAS:

Natural gas beats most resources in return on energy investment -- report

STATES:

Texas law sets up fund to repair drilling-battered roads

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WILDFIRE:

At the boundary between wilderness and civilization, the danger increases

BUSINESS:

Boston group shifts from 'Big Dig' to lowering commercial carbon emissions

RISK:

Army Corps chief suggests U.S. needs stronger levees as climate changes

NATIONS:

Latin America has renewable energy but lacks policies to use it -- study

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AGRICULTURE:

'Meatless Mondays' language to be dropped from House cafeterias under pressure from livestock industry

ENERGY POLICY:

Lights out for bulb rider, but others survive as energy, water bill begins march through House

TRANSPORTATION:

Cities looking to modernize go back to the future -- but Congress may have other ideas

OIL SANDS:

Spill cleanup tax 'loophole' is as murky as the crude itself

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Water:

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Nuclear:

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Bristol Bay:

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