SPOTLIGHT

1. PUBLIC LANDS:

Judge orders BLM to reveal companies that nominate tracts for oil and gas leasing

A federal judge in Colorado yesterday ordered the Interior Department to disclose the names of companies that nominated land for oil and gas development, a ruling that shocked industry officials and could set a precedent for how the agency manages energy development on millions of acres of public lands.

SPOTLIGHT

1. PUBLIC LANDS:

Judge orders BLM to reveal companies that nominate tracts for oil and gas leasing

THIS AFTERNOON'S STORIES

2. CAMPAIGN 2014:

Sen. Lautenberg tells N.J. newspaper he will retire

3. CHEMICALS:

Public health, enviro groups question Vitter's reform effort

4. BUDGET:

Senate Dems' sequester replacement would nix oil sands 'loophole'

5. EPA:

Enviro group's crowded conference call with Jackson sets Guinness record

6. CLIMATE:

House Republicans move to defund U.N. organizations

7. TRANSPORTATION:

Mica rebukes U.S. Chamber president for backing gas-tax hike

8. OFFSHORE DRILLING:

Governors urge Jewell to allow leasing off N.C., S.C. and Va.

9. CLIMATE:

Rep. Cummings seeks hearings on how warming affects federal responsibilities

10. MINING:

Anti-mountaintop group picks new executive director

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11. POLITICS:

C2ES's Diringer discusses future of policy and regulation after Obama speech

Upcoming markups and hearings

12. Calendar:

Activity for February 11 - February 25, 2013

Renewables:

German energy transition architect Baake discusses U.S. clean energy policy

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SEQUESTRATION:

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HYDRAULIC FRACTURING:

Congressional reactions to new BLM rule mostly sour

AIR POLLUTION:

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HYDRAULIC FRACTURING:

BLM rule omits greens' desires, but Interior says it's still listening

KEYSTONE XL:

Canada's prime minister touts pipeline's 'overwhelming' support amid protests

OHIO:

Utica production on track to outpace conventional wells

EPA:

IG accepts agency's proposed improvements to oil and gas emissions tracking

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Science:

Scientists look for better warning system as 'rare' tornadoes hit Texas

BUSINESS:

Wall Street firm makes record bet on rooftop solar power

OCEANS:

Melting glaciers are big contributors to sea-level rise -- study

WEATHER:

Drought to persist in Southwest, Texas; wildfires will menace Calif. -- outlook

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EPA:

Observers optimistic McCarthy nomination will advance on floor

WATER POLLUTION:

Senate, House bills would shield logging roads from EPA permitting

APPROPRIATIONS:

Interior, EPA spending bill not getting marked up due to fear of riders -- Murkowski

PUBLIC LANDS:

Senate panel advances 26 bills designating new wilderness, promoting geothermal

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Transportation:

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Oil and Gas:

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Energy Policy:

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