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This Earth Day, urgent evidence of global warming should kick the Austin Climate Protection Plan into higher gear

Our political differences are rarely as black and white as partisan politicking makes them seem.

Everybody's excited about the Pecan Street Project – they're just not sure what it is

Some provisions encourage renewables, but fossil fuels still reign

Stop Subsidizing Big Oil; and Al Needs a Job

We cannot work together unless we can talk to each other

Austin congressman milking gas price issue

Several Shades of Green

The Americana Chart, Alternative Country, and Austin

March 27-April 3

The man in the white hat's relentless hard work and willed optimism

Give 'Til It Helps, Part 2

Revisiting the city's decision to hook up with a chip-burning plant

Austin Energy looks toward 'electrifying the transportation grid'

Opponents say Austin Energy's proposal is 'upside-down and backwards'

The city moves toward conservation, but is it moving fast enough?

Austin looks to ways it can build its utility infrastructure to accomodate new growth while keeping the environment clean, avoiding the precedent set by cities such as Dallas that have built infrastructure without regard for where future growth will be.

Upcoming blogs on climate action in Denmark

The Fundraiser-in-Chief, Harvard busts its workers, and Dick Cheney oils his own nest

Michael Webber spoke to a UT audience on potential solutions to the energy problem

Noriega and McMurrey go to the mat

How About a Real Democratic Stimulus; and Google