GOP Green Jobs Investigations Ramp Up

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The GOP-controlled House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform opens hearings and debuts a report calling into question Obama's green jobs agenda. Read more →

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Light Bulb Ban Bill Burns Out In Congress

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A bill before the U.S. House of Representatives to repeal energy efficiency standards on light bulbs fails to pass, but its chief backer vows to keep the light on. Read more →

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Taking Care Of The “Medium Screw Base”

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In its latest column with us, the NRDC's policy director for its Climate Center tears into the GOP-controlled House over its waste of time on light bulb laws. Read more →

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GOP Cleantech Funding Slammed By White House

The White House, responding to the GOP controlled House of Representative funding proposal for clean energy, express strong concerns over it. Read more →

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GOP Goons Slash Clean Energy’s Tires

The GOP controlled House Appropriations Committee approved its 2012 energy budget bill while bad-mouthing Obama's clean energy efforts. Read more →

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Clean Energy Hit By GOP House Sledgehammer

The House Appropriations committee's 2012 Energy and Water bill includes some serious cuts to DOE clean energy programs that could undermine growth. Read more →

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Clean Energy Federal Loan Investigated

The GOP-controlled House Energy and Commerce Committee has opened a probe into a Department of Energy clean energy loan guarantee to a failing solar company. Read more →

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Budget Brawl Looms Over Cleantech Future

The Obama administration and the GOP-controlled House are getting ready to lock horns over a number of budget related items, including cleantech funding levels. Read more →

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Congress Gets Energy Efficient Lighting

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The House of Representatives recently upgraded some of the lighting in the Main House Chamber to be cooler and much more energy efficient. Read more →

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House Introduces Legislation To Consider Smart Electronics Potential

A new bill introduced last week in the U.S. House of Representatives would require the Department of Energy and EPA to assess the potential of smart electronics to reduce home and office electricity demand. Read more →

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