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Originally aired: 02/20/2007

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Green Building: E&ETV explores green housing industry, looks at various certification programs

As businesses recognize the financial advantages of building green, the private sector is slowly awakening to the green building boom. With the U.S. Green Building Council introducing its LEED for Homes certification pilot program, Jackie and Cass O'Neil of Perkiomenville, Pa., were the first in the country to receive LEED Gold certification for their newly built green homes. In E&ETV's Special Report, "Green Homes: The New House on the Block," E&ETV takes viewers inside the O'Neil sisters' homes and talks to the green home architect behind their design. Representatives from the USGBC and National Association of Home Builders talk about their organizations' certification programs for green homes and address the economics of building green.

OnPoint, 07/31/2008

Energy Policy: Luft calls for open fuel standard to break oil dependency, promote competition in fuel sector

Institute for the Analysis of Global Security's Gal Luft comments on Pickens energy plan

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OnPoint, 07/30/2008

Biofuels: Economist Urbanchuk says ethanol helping to keep price of gas down

LECG economist John Urbanchuk discusses impact of RFS waiver on short-term food and energy prices

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OnPoint, 07/29/2008

Renewable Energy: Wind energy trade group head discusses Pickens plan, transmission obstacles

American Wind Energy Association's Randall Swisher discusses the impact of the renewable energy tax incentive debate on industry.

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OnPoint, 07/28/2008

EPA: Former general counsel Martella discusses controversy over endangerment finding decision

Sidley Austin's Roger Martella talks EPA's ANPR and its impact on the next administration

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OnPoint, 07/24/2008

Society: Controversial environmental author Paul Ehrlich talks biofuels, offshore drilling, peak oil

Author Paul Ehrlich discusses "Population Bomb" predictions, 40 years later

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OnPoint, 07/23/2008

Air Pollution: Former EPA air chief Holmstead discusses appeals court ruling on CAIR

Bracewell & Giuliani's Jeff Holmstead discusses impact of ruling on Administration's enviro legacy

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Event Coverage, 07/22/2008

Biofuels: Dinneen, Velasco, Faber, Erickson discuss sustainability of biofuels, RFS and import tariff

A panel of biofuels experts explores the food-to-fuels issue.

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OnPoint, 07/21/2008

Transportation: Railroad lobby touts freight rail as best option for cleaner, more affordable goods movement

The Association of American Railroads' Ed Hamberger responds to charges of unreasonably high rates.

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OnPoint, 07/17/2008

Energy Policy: Civil rights organization says high energy prices disproportionately affecting minorities

Congress of Racial Equality's Innis says high energy prices are the "new front in the battle for civil rights."

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Event Coverage, 07/16/2008

House: Subcommittee on Energy and Air Quality looks into nuclear waste disposal

Subcommittee considers the future of the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository.

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