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2 energy propositions flawed, critics say 16.9.2008 SFGate: Top Stories
In eco-conscious California, ballot measures that support alternative energy should be the political equivalent of apple pie - impossible to oppose. But two propositions on the November ballot that would radically change California's energy future have left a... ...
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Congress to debate end of offshore drilling ban 16.9.2008 SFGate: Top Stories
Congress opens a historic debate this week over lifting the federal moratorium on offshore drilling, which for nearly three decades has blocked oil and gas development along most of the Pacific and Atlantic coasts. In a strange election-year twist, House... ...
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The Energy Challenge: States Aim to Cut Gases by Making Polluters Pay 16.9.2008 NY Times: National
Ten states are about to undertake the nation’s most serious effort yet to tackle climate change, but there are worries that it may fail to reduce pollution.

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Ike remnants blamed for Midwest deaths, blackouts 16.9.2008 SFGate: Top Stories
Residents of the Midwest faced blackouts affecting more than 2 million homes and businesses and flooded homes Monday after a weekend of devastating weather caused by the remnants of Hurricane Ike. The violent weather in the Midwest, the latest in a brutal... ...
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Campaign Stops: It's the Economy; at Least in Montana it Is 16.9.2008 NY Times: Editorials
Why my red state may go blue in November.

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Organic Ingredients, Once Marginalized, Find Way Into Mainstream 15.9.2008 Truthout.com

    First of Two Parts

    Innovations in designing green chemicals are emerging in nearly every U.S. industry, from plastics and pesticides to toys and nail polish.

    At first, the experimental shampoo looked like a putrid salad dressing. Its oil and its water just couldn't get along.

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No Jobs Makes Mean Streets 15.9.2008 Truthout.com

    As urban economies collapse, gun violence rises.

    When Anthony Haydin woke up on June 30, he did not imagine his street would be the scene of one of Chicago's most deadly shootings. Three people had been shot in an apartment right across the street from his. Police said the victims had been murdered in a "gang-and-drug related shooting."

    On July 13, just hours after guns claimed the lives of three more people in separate incidents, the Rev.

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Is California better off with Arnold? 15.9.2008 LA Times: Opinion
Bill Bradley says Schwarzenegger can claim an impressive list of accomplishments despite the state s budget mess. Bill Boyarsky says the governor hasn t displayed the leadership of past Sacramento greats where it matters most: the budget.

Today's question: Is California today better or worse off since Schwarzenegger became governor in 2003? Was Gray Davis' recall a mistake? Does the proposed recall of Schwarzenegger by the prison guards union have any merit or pose a threat to his administration? All week, Bill Bradley and Bill Boyarsky discuss California under Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Remnants of Ike batter Midwest, forcing thousands to evacuate, extending summer of floods 15.9.2008 Star Tribune: Latest
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Berkeley council to vote on solar tax district 15.9.2008 SFGate: Top Stories
Berkeley is expected to make a major leap forward Tuesday in its first-in-the-nation plan to allow homeowners to pay for solar energy systems through their property taxes. The City Council is slated to approve a new tax district that residents could join... ...
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Houston battered, thousands in shelters after Ike 15.9.2008 SFGate: Top Stories
With glass from shattered skyscrapers littering the streets, the nation's fourth largest city didn't open for business as usual Monday, and thousands of people faced long stays in crowded shelters because their homes were damaged or destroyed by Hurricane... ...
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Floyd Norris: Live Blogging: Lehman, Merrill and the Markets 15.9.2008 NY Times: Business
Floyd Norris is following events on Wall Street after a weekend that saw the humbling of financial giants.

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Death Toll From Ike Rises To At Least 30 15.9.2008 WCCO: National
Losing its devastating punch as a major hurricane, Ike nevertheless drubbed the Midwest with powerful winds and floodwaters that are being blamed for at least 28 deaths in eight states.
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Rescue crews bring nearly 2,000 people to safety in flooded Texas towns after Ike's wrath 15.9.2008 Star Tribune: Latest
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Remnants of Ike batter Midwest, leaving 15 dead and forcing thousands to evacuate 15.9.2008 Star Tribune: Nation
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Rescue crews bring nearly 2,000 people to safety in flooded Texas towns after Ike's wrath 15.9.2008 Star Tribune: Nation
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Texans mired in Hurricane Ike's aftermath 15.9.2008 LA Times: Nation
Power has been cut to nearly 4 million people, and may be a month away from full restoration.

Weary residents of the Texas coast foraged Sunday for water, ice, generators and gasoline as rescuers continued to save people trapped by widespread floodwaters a day after Hurricane Ike flooded roads, destroyed homes and businesses, and knocked out power to nearly 4 million people.
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Massive effort rescues nearly 2,000 in Texas 15.9.2008 Boston Globe: Latest
HOUSTON - State officials mounted the largest rescue operation in Texas history yesterday, taking nearly 2,000 people by boat and helicopter out of flood-ravaged towns on the Texas coast in the aftermath of Hurricane Ike. At the same time, millions of others coped without electricity and faced shortages of food, water, and gasoline.
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Björn Lomborg: Half-baked thinking won't solve climate change now 15.9.2008 The Guardian -- World Latest
Björn Lomborg: Solving climate change will be the most expensive public policy decision ever. Half-baked thinking won't fix it now
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Maine candidates respond to AP questions 15.9.2008 Boston Globe: Maine
In Maine's 2nd Congressional District, retired history professor John Frary of Farmington is in an uphill battle to unseat Democratic Rep. Mike Michaud, who's seeking a fourth term.
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