climateprogress.org - 12/19/2008
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He may be one of the best qualified cabinet secretaries ever named , and he’s not even Energy Secretary yet — but the honeymoon is over for Chu. Greenwire has a long list of things he should be worrying about (and they don’t even include the worst of it):
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npr.org - 12/18/2008
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And Food Morning Edition , December 18, 2008
When President-elect Barack Obama nominated former Iowa Gov. Tom...
Vilsack as his secretary of agriculture, he praised Vilsack's knowledge of both agriculture and energy. But author Michael Pollan says the ...
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Michael Pollan On Vilsack, Agriculture — And Food
blogs.sciencemag.org - 12/18/2008
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John Holdren Credit: AAAS Strong indications are that
President-elect Barack Obama has picked physicist John Holdren to...
be the president's science adviser. A top adviser to the Obama campaign and international expert on energy and climate, Holdren ...
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Sources: John Holdren to be Nominated as Obama's Science ...
change.gov - 12/20/2008
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In the latest weekly address, President-elect Barack Obama
took a bold stand for making decisions based on...
science and facts rather than ideology as he introduced leading members of his science and technology team. “The truth is that ...
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“The search for knowledge, truth and a greater ...
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... in the Charleston Gazette. The latter quotes reactions from various coal industry individuals. They are disappointed, to say the least, and will be clamoring for an answer on the FutureGen project, as Joseph Romm mentions here. ...
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