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November 7, 2012 Archives
RealClearEnergy Afternoon Edition
America Elects a Leader on Clean Energy
- Francis Beinecke, EC
Obama Finally Talks Climate. Now What?
- Brad Plumer, Washington Post
What's Next For Climate and Clean Energy?
- Alden Myer , Climate Prog.
What Can Obama Do About Climate Change?
- Kevin Bullis, Tech. Rev.
Hurricane Sandy Showed the Way
- Steven Anderson, Huffington Post
Sandy Showed Need to Confront Energy
- Kenneth Klemow, Times-Leader
This Wasn't About Sandy
- James Fallows, The Atlantic
Coal Country Turned Out, But Not Enough
- Debra McCown, Am. Spec.
Coal and Oil Stocks Feel Obama Backlash
- Maureen Farrell, CNN Money
Ethanol Is Going Ugly
- Mario Parker, Bloomberg Businessweek
Still Some Big Bets Left in Clean Tech
- Katie Fehrenbacher, GigaOm
China Gets Antsy About Canadian Oil
- Carolynne Wheeler, Globe & Mail
US Power Prices Will Continue to Rise
- Glen Williams, AOL Energy
The Air Car Rides Again
- Steve Rousseau, Popular Mechanics
RealClearEnergy Morning Edition
Election 2012 Energy Winners and Losers
- Ben Geman, The Hill
Harsher Energy Regs Coming in O's 2nd Term?
- Nichola Groom, Reuters
Don't Worry Big Oil, Obama Doesn't Hate You
- Chris Helman, Forbes
Bureaucracy Could Kill U.S. Shale Gas Industry
- Marin Katusa, OilPrice
Preparing the Power Grid for the Next Sandy
- Steve Hargreaves, CNN
Is It Time for Climate Scientists to Get Political?
- Brooke Jarvis, Atlantic
Is There a Bright Side for Chesapeake?
- Russ Fischer, Seeking Alpha
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