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 Energy
 2005
January 3 - Issues to Watch in 2005: Energy and Environment
January 3 - Issues to Watch in 2005: Energy and Environment
January 10 - 2005 Cabinet: Energy
January 24 - Bodman Approval Expected
January 24 - Oil Firms Lower Pressure on Push to Drill in Alaska
January 31 - An Oil Deal in the Works?
January 31 - Three Cabinet Picks Given Smooth Ride
February 7 - Bodman Confirmed, Will Follow Bush Energy Policies
February 7 - Industry-Funded Data: Blinding Me With 'Science'
February 14 - Bush Budget: Energy
February 14 - Bush Budget: Tennessee Valley Authority
February 14 - Costs of Bill, Senate Schedule Slow Energy Legislation
February 21 - 'Clear Skies' Points of Contention
February 21 - Futurist: Climate for Change
February 28 - Nuclear Power 'Rebirth': Still Too Hot to Handle?
March 7 - Power Outage: Verdant Power Can't Convince Feds on Wave Energy
March 21 - Panel Backs Ethanol Bill
March 21 - The Long Road to ANWR Exploration
March 28 - Political Economy: The Rise and Fall of Oil
March 28 - Revised CAFE Standards Gaining Wider Support
April 4 - Clean Power From Coal Promising but Pricey
April 4 - Perennial Energy Issues
April 4 - Smaller Price Tag for Energy Bill
April 11 - Familiar Disputes Arise Over Energy Bill
April 18 - House Ready to Debate Energy Bill
April 18 - Senate Judiciary Bill Would Allow Antitrust Suits Against OPEC Nations
April 25 - Daylight-Saving Bill Waits
April 25 - Energy Bill Is Acronymic, Antagonistic
May 2 - Steel Research and Development Program Would Be Reauthorized Under House Bill
May 9 - Energy and Water Appropriations: Trying for More Bang for the Buck
May 16 - Energy-Water Bill On Its Way
May 23 - Energy & Water: Clamping Down on the Money Shuffle
May 23 - Few Sparks Fly Over Energy Markup
May 30 - DaimlerChrysler Drives for Washington Inroads
May 30 - Domenici Hopeful on Energy
May 30 - House Passes Water Projects Measure
June 6 - Pulling the Plug on PUHCA
June 6 - The Business of Turning Crude Into Gasoline
June 6 - Where the Refineries Are
June 13 - Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations: Bill Gets Small Raise
June 13 - Nuclear-Related Bills Approved
June 13 - States Would Be Able to Keep Out Foreign Trash Under House Bill
June 20 - Adding Fuel to the Energy Fire
June 20 - Despite 'Shakin' and Bakin,' No Deal Yet on Highway Bill
June 20 - Energy & Water Appropriations: Corps of Engineers Reaps Bill's Largess
June 20 - Senate Bill Stresses Conservation
June 27 - Differences in Energy Bill Await Conferees
June 27 - How the National Gas Industry's Big Push Paid Off
June 27 - Political Economy: For China, a Buying Buffet
June 27 - Senate Saves Fireworks for Energy Conference
July 4 - Bridging a Few Funding Gaps As Conferees Confront Energy Spending
July 4 - Sticking Points Could Still Stall Completion of Energy Overhaul
July 11 - House Leaders to Continue Opposition to Chinese Bid for Oil Giant Unocal
July 18 - Hybrid Car Credit Accelerates on Hill
July 18 - Vote Switching Stalls Military Sales Bill
July 25 - Senate Measure Would Help Retrofit Diesel-Fueled Vehicles for Emission Control
August 1 - China's Top-Tier Lobbying Campaign
August 1 - Energy Tax Breaks Tilt to Windmills, Others
August 1 - Hard-Fought Energy Bill Clears
August 1 - Key Energy Provisions
August 1 - Wind Projects Turn Environmentalists Into Foes of Turbine Blight
August 8 - Political Economy: Blue Ribbon, Tied Up
August 15 - Twenty-Four House Republicans Urge Panel To Keep ANWR Out of Reconciliation Bill
September 5 - Details of Energy Policy Law
September 5 - Fall Agenda: 'Clear Skies' Emissions Controls
September 5 - Fall Agenda: Energy-Water Appropriations
September 5 - Gasoline: How Much Is Too Much to Pay?
September 5 - Political Economy: Stormy Stagnation
September 5 - Will Republicans Pay Political Price for a Confluence of Calamity?
September 12 - An Exploration Of Alternatives
September 12 - Balancing Fuel and Freedom
September 12 - China Changes the Global Oil Game
September 12 - Environmental Waters Muddied
September 19 - A New Formula for Forgotten Bills Is to Just Add Hurricane Relief
September 19 - Political Economy: The Other Gas Crisis
September 19 - Senate Rejects Mercury Resolution
October 3 - Hurricane-Inspired Bills Go to House Floor
October 10 - A Hard Winter, A Thin Natural Gas Pipeline
October 10 - Keeping the Poor From Being Cold
October 10 - Liquefied Natural Gas: Promising But Problematic
October 10 - With Environmental Provisions Cut, House Approves Energy Bill
October 24 - Economic Realities Threaten Greenhouse Gas Restraint
October 31 - Senate Panel Defeats Refinery Bill
November 7 - ANWR Support Affirmed in Senate
November 7 - Calls for Energy Conservation Are, So Far, Just Calls
November 14 - Auto's Big Three Get Short Shrift From Friends on Hill
November 14 - Energy-Water Bill Ready for Senate
November 21 - Energy-Water Spending Bill Clears; Would Provide $30.5 Billion for Programs
November 21 - Political Economy: Going to the Well
December 5 - Cape Wind Fear: Project Gets Senate's Full Attention
December 5 - Editor's Notebook: Climate Change
December 5 - Getting a Grip On Carbon
December 12 - House Panel Moves to Strengthen CFTC's Authority in Currency Trading
December 12 - India Hands Congress a Nuclear Dilemma
December 26 - ANWR Vote Leaves Stevens in the Cold
December 26 - Movie Screen Savers of The World

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