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President Bush and a prominent House Democrat have struck a nerve with their warnings that a "glorious mess" would afflict Americans if Congress doesn't stop federal regulators from tackling climate change on their own. Bush and Rep. John Dingell of Michigan, the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, both described a bureaucratic brigade poised to craft climate rules using environmental laws written more than 30 years ago.
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Energy Policy & MarketsRelated Energy Policy VideosClimate: Recycled Energy Development's Casten says energy recycling bridge to fossil fuel-free future (OnPoint, 04/23/2008) The head of a recycled energy company explains how recapturing waste heat from power plants can help reduce emissions and save money. |
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Business, Finance & TechnologyRelated Business, Finance & Technology VideosBiofuels: Corn Growers' Jon Doggett says high grain prices having minimal impact on food costs (OnPoint, 04/16/2008) Corn Growers' vice president of public policy, Jon Doggett, says that food companies' increasing food costs are disproportionate to grain costs. |
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Air, Water & ClimateRelated Air, Water & Climate VideosClimate: Yale's Speth calls for shift from U.S. consumer capitalism to solve environmental woes (OnPoint, 04/22/2008) Yale's Gus Speth outlines core issues with current state of environmentalism |
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Natural ResourcesRelated Natural Resources VideosEndangered Species: Greenwire's Samuelsohn reports on orangutans, palm oil production in Indonesia (Special Report, 04/01/2008) Greenwire senior reporter Darren Samuelsohn discusses his recent trip to Indonesia reporting on primatologist Birute Galdikas' orangutan care center. |
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