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    Rural co-ops must change

    Western Area Power Administration plan would require utilities to use Integrated Resource Planning.

  • Book Reviews

    Energy Fair

    Energy fair scheduled in Montrose, Colorado.

  • News

    Radiation experiments raise ethical questions

    Controversy continues to surround Dr. C. Alvin Paulsen's experiments on Washington State Penitentiary inmates.

  • Book Reviews

    Sun Day

    Sun Day festivities planned.

  • News

    Chevron drops leases

    Chevron USA surrenders oil and gas leases in Bridger-Teton National Forest.

  • Book Reviews

    Workers need protection

    Government study says nuclear cleanup workers' health and safety neglected.

  • Book Reviews

    Back to the sun

    The New Mexico Home Solar, A Source Book by Ingrid Kelley reviewed.

  • News

    Public foots DOE bill

    Contractors cost DOE millions to defend from class action suits.

  • News

    Chevron gets a go-ahead

    Forest Service allows exploratory oil well in Utah's High Uintas Wilderness.

  • News

    Yucca Mountain's fault

    Geological fault cuts through Yucca Mountain nuclear waste site.

  • News

    Tiny reporter at a small paper writes a big story

    Eileen Welsome uncovers records of plutonium experiments on humans

  • News

    Methane creates an explosive situation in Colorado

    Residents of methane-polluted residential areas blame the problem on natural gas companies.

  • News

    Jobs flow to WIPP

    The Department of Energy announces it will add 68 jobs to the $8 billion Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico.

  • News

    Congress halts MRS grants

    Department of Energy limits MRS grants to counties or Indian tribes which agree to accept high-level nuclear waste.

  • Book Reviews

    All about pesticides

    The Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticide Reform publishes the "Journal of Pesticide Reform'.

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