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Endangered Species: NWF's Kostyack discusses impact of proposed ESA changes on oil drilling, energy projectsNational Wildlife Federation's John Kostyack talks Endangered Species Act regulatory changes
OnPoint, 09/04/2008
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Politics: U.N. Foundation's Detchon talks conventions, prominence of energy and climateEnergy Future Coalition's Reid Detchon outlines climate game plan for next administration
OnPoint, 09/03/2008
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Energy Policy: Luft calls for open fuel standard to break oil dependency, promote competition in fuel sectorInstitute for the Analysis of Global Security's Gal Luft comments on Pickens energy plan
OnPoint, 07/31/2008
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Biofuels: Economist Urbanchuk says ethanol helping to keep price of gas downLECG economist John Urbanchuk discusses impact of RFS waiver on short-term food and energy prices
OnPoint, 07/30/2008
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Renewable Energy: Wind energy trade group head discusses Pickens plan, transmission obstaclesAmerican Wind Energy Association's Randall Swisher discusses the impact of the renewable energy tax incentive debate on industry.
OnPoint, 07/29/2008
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EPA: Former general counsel Martella discusses controversy over endangerment finding decisionSidley Austin's Roger Martella talks EPA's ANPR and its impact on the next administration
OnPoint, 07/28/2008
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Society: Controversial environmental author Paul Ehrlich talks biofuels, offshore drilling, peak oilAuthor Paul Ehrlich discusses "Population Bomb" predictions, 40 years later
OnPoint, 07/24/2008
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Air Pollution: Former EPA air chief Holmstead discusses appeals court ruling on CAIRBracewell & Giuliani's Jeff Holmstead discusses impact of ruling on Administration's enviro legacy
OnPoint, 07/23/2008
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Biofuels: Dinneen, Velasco, Faber, Erickson discuss sustainability of biofuels, RFS and import tariffA panel of biofuels experts explores the food-to-fuels issue.
Event Coverage, 07/22/2008
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Transportation: Railroad lobby touts freight rail as best option for cleaner, more affordable goods movementThe Association of American Railroads' Ed Hamberger responds to charges of unreasonably high rates.
OnPoint, 07/21/2008
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