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August 31, 2009
Climate trouble may be bubbling up in far north
By CHARLES J.…

For the second month in a row, renewable sources accounted for more domestic energy production than did nuclear power

An NCSU researcher reports on likely climate change effects on corn, soy, and cotton production. Too many high-temperature days drastically reduce production. Climate change projections predict lots more days with temps that reduce production.

Faith, human-rights, social justice, and environmental groups press the U.S. Senate and President Obama.

BY:Bruce Henderson, Charlotte Observer
Charlotte is one of 30 U.S. cities especially vulnerable to the…

Scientists detected mercury contamination in every fish sampled in 291 streams across the country, according…

More evidence proves Cliffside plant isn’t needed

Federal Regulators to Hear Appeal over Duke Energy Expansion Plans; Utility seeks to overturn state ruling, build Cliffside plant for outside customers