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  • Washington, unplugged

    With the Bonneville Power Administration saying that it can't meet demand over the next five years, Washington's Gov. Gary Locke has announced a plan to encourage energy efficiency, conservation and diversification.

    by Matt Jenkins, Mar 12, 2001

  • Energy plan eyes the Rockies

    Environmentalists and land managers are girding their loins to deal with President Bush's energy policy, which calls for more drilling, pipelines, power plants and power lines on Western public lands.

    by Michelle Nijhuis, Jun 04, 2001

  • An energy plan as solid as natural gas

    President Bush's much-heralded energy plan is extremely vague, but its vagueness may be the document's strong point, the writer opines.

    by Jon Margolis, Jun 04, 2001

  • West braces for Big Buildup II

    The Big Buildup on the Colorado Plateau, begun in the 1950s, ended in the 1970s when its environmental impacts became clear, but if Bush's energy policy spawns a Big Buildup II, the Plateau may never recover.

    by Charles Wilkinson, Jun 04, 2001

  • Reports drill Bush energy plan

    The Wilderness Society has published two reports criticizing the Bush administration's national energy plan

    by Joshua Zaffos, Nov 25, 2002

  • Leave your political passions at home

    by John Krizek, Dec 09, 2002

  • Gas debate needs common sense

    by Mike Matheson, Dec 09, 2002

  • Polluter Pork

    The Sustainable Energy Budget Coalition blasts congressional budget cuts in renewable energy and support for fossil fuel and nuclear programs.

    by Staff, Jul 24, 1995

  • Bush turns BLM into energy machine

    President Bush's brand-new National Energy Office is designed to expedite drilling and mining on public lands.

    by Charles Levendosky, Mar 18, 2002

  • Energy reports

    The DOE seeks comments on reports that examine problems within the agency.

    by Staff, Feb 22, 1993
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