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California agencies get millions in federal grants for cleaner buses
PolitiCalThe Obama administration announced more than $8 million in grants to California transit agencies in an effort to get diesel buses off the streets. The grants, which include $2.4 million for the Riverside Transit Agency for new compressed natural gas...... -
In wake of Fukushima disaster, Japan to end nuclear power by 2030s
World NowThe Japanese government announced a dramatic turn in its energy policy Friday, vowing to make the densely populated island nation nuclear-free by the 2030s. Last year's tsunami-triggered disaster at the Fukushima nuclear power complex forced evacuation of... -
China-U.S. power play at core of East Asian island disputes
World NowAt first glance, it seems to make little sense that China and U.S. allies in the Western Pacific would dredge up old fights over uninhabitable islands, provoking nationalist protests, diplomatic rifts and a threat of violent confrontation in a strategic... -
Best of the Web
FrameworkIn the Shadow of Pine Ridge Photojournalist Aaron Huey has been documenting life on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation for seven years. Faced with the challenge of sharing the incredibly complex and multifaceted story of this community, the photographer... -
Iranians react to new EU sanctions over nuclear development
World NowSoon after he learned of the new European Union sanctions on Iran, Mohammad decided to take out a large bank loan so he could place an order for zinc plates from China.... -
Australians torn over promises, risks of coal-seam 'fracking'
World NowGlobal Focus: Fracking Australia -- Lock the Gate appears to be a fitting name for Australia’s protest movement against hydraulic fracturing. It took activists years to identify threats to public health from "fracking," a classic case of getting... -
U.S. gas bonanza from fracking slow to spread globally
World NowGlobal Focus: Fracking the World -- In less than a generation, the United States has soared to world leadership in extracting natural gas from shale formations by hydraulic fracturing. But as the world debates whether “fracking” is an economic... -
Natural gas odor prompts evacuations in Glendale
L.A. NOWThe odor of natural gas wafting across central Glendale prompted multiple evacuations Wednesday morning as firefighters worked to determine the source.... -
Getting Off Gas
It wasn’t that long ago that everything seemed so simple: pump gas into your car, get behind the wheel and go. But as the internal combustion engine slowly but surely yields ground to alternative energy sources, sorting out the various...
Tags: Smart Car, Chrysler, Ethanol, Prius, Ford
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Blown away by the attacks on wind-power subsidy
To hear business leaders and political candidates talk, proper industrial policy comprises only three elements: a fair tax system, a level playing field and "certainty." So why is it that all three are about to be thrown out the window as a sop to oil,...
Tags: Politics, Conservation, David Koch, Barack Obama, Energy Saving
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Earthquake blamed for natural gas explosion in Ontario garage
L.A. NOWFire officials said an earthquake was to blame for explosion at an Ontario home that injured a man in his 70s.... -
Heat, humidity to blister SoCal for another 'uncomfortable' day
L.A. NOWCalifornia heat wave: Hotter temperatures and increased humidity levels are prompting weather forecasters to upgrade existing warnings as a heat wave continues to blister Southern California....
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