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After being declared legally dead by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid in late July, the American Power Act and accompanying climate legislation might be resurrected in Congress.

Here are the Top 10 Renewable Energy News Stories You May Have Missed this Week.

While the U.S. Air Force remains the largest energy user in the federal government, many Air Force bases are making significant strides to generate renewable energy on-site.  

Environmental Writer and Energy Boom Contributor, Stacy Clark, interviews Eric Pooley in Manhattan about his political thriller, The Climate War.

The fate of some former White House solar panels could be seen as an example of how differently the U.S. and China regard solar energy.

Today marks Barack Obama's 49th birthday.  As one of the youngest presidents the United States has ever elected, he assumed his position as the world's most influential figure with big plans for change, and a slogan of "yes we can" to rally the masses behind his vision.

During his weekly address to the nation, US President Obama announced $2 billion to be invested in solar companies Abengoa Solar Inc. and Abound Solar Manufacturing.

The BP oil disaster has captured the eyes of billions, and rightly so.  However, I am choosing not to introduce this post with a news update on the latest from the tragedy -- you'll get enough while reading the top ten.

There was a flurry of activity on Capital Hill yesterday as the entire Senate Democratic caucus met to discuss climate legislation and what form a bill might take this summer.

The GOP is up in arms because they believe that President Obama and the Democrat-controlled Congress are politicizing the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in an effort to pass climate change legislation through the Senate.