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Homeowners suffer while mortgage bill sits in Senate

slowed the bill's passage by tacking on an irrelevant amendment regarding renewable energy. By the eve of their break, the Senate leadership could not

Congress begins final summer push

John Ensign's bid to add $8 billion worth of renewable energy tax breaks. Then leaders have to resolve disputes among Democrats and with the White House

Congress gears up for final summer push

John Ensign's bid to add $8 billion worth of renewable energy tax breaks. Then leaders have to resolve disputes among Democrats and with the White House

NO GLOOM IN GREEN ENERGY.

least one sector of the economy is doing remarkably well – the green energy sector, the industry revolving around clean, efficient and renewable energy.

Congress ready to take up pared-down summer agenda

John Ensign's bid to add $8 billion worth of renewable energy tax breaks. Then leaders have to resolve disputes among Democrats and with the White House

Congress Ready To Take Up Pared-Down Summer Agenda

John Ensign's bid to add $8 billion worth of renewable energy tax breaks. Then leaders have to resolve disputes among Democrats and with the White House

Chances to avert current oil crisis were ignored and blocked

energy speculators, or starting an Apollo-like effort to find renewable energy supplies, analysts say the real source of the problem is closer to home.

Japan Welcomes G8 Leaders

The British PM will continue to urge major oil producers to invest in renewable energy projects in oil-dependent nations. He will also come face-to-face for

Greenpeace ranks ‘greenies’ anew

At present the company uses 20 percent of renewable energy to meet its needs. Baconguis though cautioned the public that the survey is not an endorsement of