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07/17/2008 - The truth about ethanol blends
With gas costing more than $4 per gallon, it can seem like a gift: gasoline with added ethanol at a 10-cent-per-gallon discount.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - Douglas administration takes more criticism for its environmental performance
Vermont's Department of Environmental Conservation tilts toward serving the interests of business and pays too little attention to the concerns of ordinary citizens, an environmental group alleged Tuesday.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - Exxon decries paying interest charges on $507M punitive damages
WASHINGTON -- Exxon Mobil has balked at paying $488 million in interest on punitive damages that plaintiffs say it owes for its role in the 1989 Prince William Sound oil spill in Alaska, saying "there is no good reason" for the Supreme Court to assess interest.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - Authorities eradicate 18,751 pot plants
Alabama drug agents are finding a bumper crop of marijuana this year after a lean 2007.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - Arkansans paid $126,000 in carbon credits
Some Arkansas landowners have discovered that money can grow on trees. Earl Smith of Little Rock enrolled 158 acres of loblolly pines in Izard County with a carbon-credit broker and was among the first group of forest landowners in the state to be paid for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - Short week for state workers proposed
The workweek for state employees should be changed to four 10-hour days, Rep. Don Marostica said Tuesday, noting the move would cut greenhouse gases, reduce traffic, and save money on road maintenance and energy.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - GOP suggests, Democrats decry telecommuting plan
The best way to increase state workers' efficiency, House Republicans said Tuesday, is to have them telecommute - and that's what the GOP representatives want some of their 44 taxpayer-funded staffers at the Capitol to start doing.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - FPL gets to charge for solar projects
More solar power is headed to Florida, and it looks like Florida Power & Light Co. customers will pay its way. During a meeting Tuesday in Tallahassee, the Florida Public Service Commission unanimously agreed to let FPL charge customers for new solar-power plants in Martin, DeSoto and Brevard counties.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - Levy County nuclear project given the go-ahead
Progress Energy got a green light today from a unanimous Public Service Commission for a $17 billion nuclear-energy project in Levy County that the regulators deemed necessary and cost effective.
Via: Stateline - Environment
07/17/2008 - Second Progress Energy nuclear plant is okayed
Progress Energy's $17-billion nuclear project won unanimous approval Tuesday from state regulators, paving the way for the utility to start charging customers for the plant as early as January.
Via: Stateline - Environment