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07.15.08

Updated: U.S. public’s thirst for oil prodding Congress to act

With Bush urging new oil exploration in coastal waters, top lawmakers respond with calls to tap the Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Reporter Gail Russell Chaddock discusses several bipartisan plans for the problem of high gas prices.

Reporter Gail Russell Chaddock

04.27.08

Sparks fly over ethics of air travel

Why some say travelers should think twice before boarding.

Correspondent G. Jeffrey MacDonald talks about environmental groups around the world that advocate a reduction in passenger aviation to cut down on greenhouse gases.

Correspondent G. Jeffrey MacDonald

04.23.08

Why national parks, coal-fired power plants may be neighbors

Air-quality experts worry that proposed changes to clean-air regulations may allow developers to build the plants near pristine areas.

Reporter Mark Clayton talks about an EPA plan that could lower the bar for air quality standards surrounding national parks.

Reporter Mark Clayton

03.04.08

U.S. coal power boom suddenly wanes

Reporter Mark Clayton discusses the potential decline of coal power in the US.

Reporter Mark Clayton

02.07.08

U.S. budget boosts coal and nuclear power

Reporter Brad Knickerbocker discusses energy spending proposals in President Bush's budget.

Reporter Brad Knickerbocker

02.01.08

U.S. scraps ambitious clean-coal power plant

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