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Colo's Udall, a Democrat, has politics in his DNA

The contest saw him defending his strong support of renewable energy and conservation as crucial to energy independence _ and tempering his opposition to

Colorado going blue: the state chooses Obama, Udall

Congressman Udall, who played up his outdoorsy image in commercials with mountain backdrops, campaigned on renewable energy, getting out of Iraq and taking

Producing the change Obama promised

a lot about the "green recovery," with stimulus money dedicated to renewable energy -- if he can show a plausible pathway to restraint in the future.

Tuckey pushes Kimberley tidal power

There are renewed calls for the development of renewable energy in the Kimberley, with the federal Member for O'Connor spruiking the merits of tidal power.

111th House Freshmen: Chellie Pingree, D-Maine (1)

Pingree says she will seek investment in renewable energy and continued development of wind resources in her state. She intends to use her position to lead

Democrats head toward gains in Congress

have to limit or postpone any big new spending programs, such as ones to expand health care, upgrade education and advance renewable energy technology.

State Ballots Feature Hot-Button Social Issues

A California measure would require all utilities to generate 20 percent of their power from renewable energy by 2010, and 50 percent by 2025.

• Hampshire, Franklin voters say health care is a human right

for energy-intensive projects, while expanding job creation programs for locally owned businesses and cooperatives involved in renewable energy.

Divisive issues on ballots across the country

A California measure would require all utilities to generate 20 percent of their power from renewable energy by 2010, and 50 percent by 2025.

DeGette: Victory for Dems, 'so much more'

We have the mandate to preserve our environment, a mandate for renewable energy, a mandate to end this war in Iraq, and my personal favorite,

Prop 7 Supporters Strike Conciliatory Tone

By Gordon Tokumatsu What will renewable energy efforts look like in the future? Can California lead the nation -- or the world -- into a new age of

Democrats post gains in Congress

have to limit or postpone any big new spending programs, such as ones to expand health care, upgrade education and advance renewable energy technology.