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The Gift That Keeps On Giving: EPA Hides Behind Weakened Energy Bill to Deny California Tailpipe Standard Waiver via It's Getting Hot In Here December 20th, 2007 at 02:44

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In United States, Government, Corruption, Climate Change, Global Warming, Politics, California, Clean Cars, climate policy, climate change policy, Victories, climate change activism, federal policy, fuel economy, Election 2008, congress, flex-fuel vehicles

Keeping Up the Power Shift: Act Now to Help Pass Historic Clean Energy Bill via It's Getting Hot In Here December 7th, 2007 at 13:53

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In Act Locally, Americas, efficiency, transportation, Youth Leaders, Political Participation, Power Shift, Renewable Energy, No More Hot Air, Climate Challenge, Youth climate movement, energy bill, United States, Government, Global Warming, Politics, climate policy, Victories, fuel economy

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

Court Rejects Weak Fuel Economy Regulations, We Want More! via It's Getting Hot In Here November 17th, 2007 at 00:47

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In News and Media, Focus the Nation, 80% by 2050, Oil, Energy policy, efficiency, transportation, United States, Climate Change, Global Warming, Politics, California, Clean Cars, climate policy, climate change policy, fuel economy

Time To Step Up the Power Shift: Legislative Shenanigans Underway on Congressional Energy Bill via It's Getting Hot In Here November 9th, 2007 at 04:29

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In Dirty Energy, Nuclear Power, Oil, biofuels, Energy policy, alternative energy, alternative fuels, Americas, Political Participation, Power Shift, Renewable Energy, No More Hot Air, United States, Government, Politics, Clean Cars, federal policy, fuel economy

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, Oil, Energy policy, energy efficiency, Americas, efficiency, transportation, Political Participation, United States, Government, Climate Change, Global Warming, Politics, Clean Cars, federal policy, fuel economy
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