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By Alison Pruitt on December 1, 2009
Tags: Climate Change Carol Browner, China, Barack Obama, carbon emissions reduction targets, China, clean energy, Clean Energy and Security Act, Copenhagen, Denmark, low carbon economy, renewable energy, United Nations Climate Change Conference, United States, Carol Browner, Congress, energy, Environmental Protection Agency, Gary Locke, House of Representatives, Ken Salazar, Lisa P. Jackson, Nancy Sutley, Steven Chu, Tom Vilsack, United Nations, White House
The White House announced that President Obama will travel to Copenhagen on December 9th to participate in the United Nations Climate Change Conference.
By Robert Gluck on November 13, 2009
Tags: Bank of the United States, Export-Import Bank, United States, USD, carbon policy, CO2 emissions, ECA, environment, Export Credit Agency, Export-Import Bank, financing U.S exports and imports, Fred Hochberg, green jobs, Nancy Sutley, renewable energy, tracking greenhouse gas emissions, United States, energy, Finance, finance, Fred Hochberg, Nancy Sutley, OECD, White House
The Export-Import Bank of the United States became the first Export Credit Agency (ECA) to adopt a comprehensive Carbon Policy to guide its support of United States exports in light of climate change concerns.
By Harry Tournemille on June 16, 2009
Tags: Washington, USD, Environmental Issue, Person Career, Quotation, Announcements, clean energy, Department of Energy, Potential, President Obama, Press Releases, smart grid, Western States, Arizona, California, Colorado, Department of Energy, electricity, energy, Idaho, Nancy Sutley, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Obama Promotes Clean Energy Potential In the West, Oregon, White House
In a well-timed press release from the Department of Energy, the Obama Administration announced a series of initiatives planned to promote the vast clean-energy potential of the American Western States.
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