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Take Charge: Energy for Everyone via It's Getting Hot In Here August 19th, 2008 at 01:47

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In Act Locally, Global Warming, efficiency, Jobs, Youth Leaders, energy efficiency, Power Vote, Summer of Climate Solutions, massachusetts, Take Charge

Energy Efficiency: New Climate Battleground via It's Getting Hot In Here August 5th, 2008 at 16:55

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In Climate Justice, Climate Change, Global Warming, efficiency, Jobs, energy efficiency

Can MLK’s Dream Be Reborn in the Economic Stimulus Package? via It's Getting Hot In Here January 21st, 2008 at 00:21

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In United States, Americas, Government, Economics, Poverty, Posterity, Politics, Oil, Political Participation, Power Shift, Renewable Energy, Climate Challenge, energy conservation, clean energy and investment, federal policy, energy costs, economic justice and opportunity, Climate Justice, Climate Change, Act Locally, Global Warming, efficiency, Jobs, energy efficiency

Pelosi Cobbles Together Strong Energy Bill - Heading for Showdown in Senate via It's Getting Hot In Here December 6th, 2007 at 04:54

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In transportation, Clean Cars, Victories, biofuels, Energy policy, fuel economy, alternative energy, alternative fuels, United States, Americas, Government, Politics, Oil, Renewable Energy, federal policy, efficiency, energy efficiency

Chinese Students Taking a Stand to Stop Climate Change via It's Getting Hot In Here November 24th, 2007 at 00:13

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In Asia, International Affairs, China, Campuses, Impacted Communities, Sustainability, climate policy, climate change policy, climate change activism, youth activism, Eye On China, alternative energy, Posterity, Political Participation, Renewable Energy, Climate Challenge, Climate Justice, Climate Change, Act Locally, Global Warming, Youth Leaders, energy efficiency

Rep. Ed Markey vs. Toyota On New Fuel Economy Standards via It's Getting Hot In Here October 12th, 2007 at 01:21

The supposedly “green” automaker, Toyota, is fighting tougher fuel economy legislation that would save American consumers billions of dollars and put a major dent in the United State’s oil addiction. Some of you may have missed the buzz kicked up recently by a nationwide campaign to put the heat on Toyota for lobbying against tougher fuel economy standards. The campaign, coordinated by NRDC , the National Environmental Trust, the Union of Concerned Scientists and others is focused on calling out the fact that Toyota, maker of the 46-mpg hybrid Prius, is joining with the Big Three Detroit automakers to lobby hard against a proposed increase in fuel economy standards to 35 miles per gallon (MPG) by 2020. The Senate passed an energy bill including a 35 mpg by 2020 standard...
In Corporate responsibility, transportation, Clean Cars, Energy policy, fuel economy, United States, Americas, Government, Politics, Oil, Political Participation, federal policy, Climate Change, Global Warming, efficiency, energy efficiency
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