Bill Would Raise Fuel Rules by 10 MPG
So this would be a major step in the right direction. But this is not all we can do. We also must slash harmful greenhouse gas emissions across the board.
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Time to Act on Building Nuclear Reactors
Economic prosperity in the United States is predicated on the availability of reliable and affordable sources of energy. This idea often is referred to as “energy security.”
CAFE Standards Alone Won’t Fix Climate Issue
This is no time to engage in a legislative battle over restructuring fuel efficiency requirements.
Hunter’s Son May Not Scare Off Others
“And people are going to say a new fresh breath of air wouldn’t be a bad thing.” Rep.
Cops Go on the Air in Recruitment Drive
This year alone, the department is expecting to receive about 3,000 applications. But staying competitive isn’t cheap.
New Ads Target Six House GOPers on Iraq
Americans United for Change, a Democratic-leaning interest group, will begin airing TV ads this week targeting six House Republicans over their support for the Iraq War.
House Judiciary Subpoenas DOJ
“Because there are individual privacy interests implicated by publicly releasing this information, it is unfortunate the Congress would choose this option,” spokesman Brian Roehrkasse said.
Frosh Call for Ethics Overhaul
They experienced the same thing I experienced in my own campaign, and that’s the reason why you see a lot of them on this bill.”
Southeast Clubs Still Seek New Homes
I gotta find something.” Since the last of the clubs closed this fall, several have tried to move without success.
Cavalieri: Poetry in Motion
“That was the program for 20 years. It was live and you died on the air, or you glistened.”
Clinton Trying to Reconnect in Ark.
state back in play — the extent to which the junior Senator from New York will be able to translate that good will into votes remains up in the air.
Connecticut: With Goalie Out of Game, Party Activist Eyes Shays
“I grew up in Latin America and am fluent in Spanish,” he said, “and the fastest-growing demographic in the district is Latino.
D.C. Bill Faces Unclear Future
Tom Davis (R-Va.), confirmed Friday that plans remained up in the air. “The hope is for next week,” Norton spokeswoman Doxie McCoy said.
D.C. Vote Bill Pulled From House Floor Over Gun Control Issue
“You’ve got to be grown up in the Congress, and this is how the sides jockey,” Norton said.
Maki’s Back in Town
“I’m not officially part of the campaign. But I’m a close friend, and wherever I see things need to get done, I jump in and do it to help him out.”
Hill Crowds Giddy for ‘Rock Star’ Gore
Gore — who testified before a joint hearing of the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on energy and air quality and the House Science and Technology subcommittee on energy and environment in
Boxer’s Hot 2008 Issue
. … I think it’s key that we do that, because I do want to set it up for the presidential [campaign], which is another one of my goals.”
After Gore, Industry Preps for Global Warming Fight
Rick Boucher (D-Va.), who chairs the subcommittee on energy and air quality.
Congress on the Chesapeake
“Every year I enter,” he says, but a Gilchrest crab has yet to win. “I think it’s fixed.”
Local and Diverse Festivals Abound
One piece of advice to D.C. natives for an unforgettable spring is to travel the unbeaten path. “I would say try something new,” Pawlowski says.