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Video: Utah House Rep. debates former SLC Mayor
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Video: Kanab Rep. and former SLC mayor debate climate change
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Video: Utah students protest climate change bills at Capitol
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Video: Indonesia Says Climate Plan Hinges on U.S. Cooperation: Video
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 | March 11 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Jason Bellini reports from Jakarta on Indonesia's plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Indonesian President Bambang Susilo Yudhoyono's advisor on climate change Agus Purnomo says his nation is planning, and will pay for, carbon emissions cuts, but only if the world's largest developed economies follow suit. President Barack Obama visits Indonesia this month with climate change discussions expected to be on the agenda. Bloomberg's Susan Li also speaks. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: The Future of Cleantech
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 | The disruptive power of innovation will not end when solar energy is $.01 per kilowatt-hour, or water is reused, recycled and desalinated so efficiently that water again becomes a cheap commodity. Cleantech will evolve relentlessly, delivering ongoing advancements that offer better quality of life than ever at the same time as they are more sustainable than ever. What are these future generations of cleantech? Where is cleantech going to go next?
Moderator: Nick D'Arbeloff, President, New England Clean Energy Council
Eric Giler, CEO, Witricity, Inc.
Jim Matheson, General Partner, Flagship Ventures
Paul Leggett, Vice President, Morgan Stanley
Todd Wilson, General Partner, RockPort Capital |
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Video: The Cleantech Bubble?
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 | Is Cleantech the new bubble? What are the comparisons between the end of the last decade and the end of this one? Does the non-deal at Copenhagen combined with the ongoing economic weakness set the stage for a bursting bubble for Cleantech?
Moderator: John Gimigliano, Partner, Energy & Sustainability Practice, KPMG
Jurgen Weiss, Principal, The Brattle Group
George Gilder, Chairman, Gilder Technology Publishing
Bob Metcalfe, General Partner, Polaris Venture Partners
David O'Connor, Partner, ML Strategies |
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Video: HSBC's Pelayo Discusses Semiconductor Industry, SMIC: Video
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 | March 10 (Bloomberg) -- Steven Pelayo, regional head of technology research at HSBC Holdings Plc, talks with Bloomberg's Susan Li about the outlook for the global semiconductor industry. Pelayo also discusses the outlook for Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. (This is an excerpt of the full interview. Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Morrow Says Gasoline May Reach $7 a Gallon by 2020: Video
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 | March 9 (Bloomberg) -- Ross Morrow, a professor at Iowa State University, talks with Bloomberg's Lori Rothman about the possible impact of U.S. climate-change legislation on gasoline prices. Morrow also discusses the implications of higher prices for the U.S. economy. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Frank van Mierlo, President, 1366 Technologies
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 | Frank van Mierlo, President, 1366 Technologies, Inc. |
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Video: Keynote: Patrick Cloney, Massachusetts Clean Energy Center
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 | Keynote: Patrick Cloney, Executive Director, Massachusetts Clean Energy Center |
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Video: Keynote: Deval Patrick, Governor, Massachusetts
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 | Keynote: Deval Patrick, Governor, Massachusetts |
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Video: Shi Says China May Start City-Wide Carbon Cap-and-Trade: Video
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 | March 5 (Bloomberg) -- John Shi, chief executive officer at carbon credit trader Arreon Carbon UK Ltd., talks with Bloomberg's Susan Li about the outlook for carbon-emissions trading in China. Shi said China may start its first city-wide carbon cap-and-trade system by June as the world’s biggest polluter seeks to rein in emissions. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Marathon Oil's Clark Sees Carbon Tax Gaining Acceptance: Video
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 | March 3 (Bloomberg) -- Janet Clark, chief financial officer of Marathon Oil Corp., talks with Bloomberg's Betty Liu about U.S. climate-change legislation. Clark says the possibility of a carbon tax is gaining acceptance among policy makers in Washington. They speak at the Energy Industry Board Conference in Houston. Bloomberg's Mark Crumpton also speaks. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Anadarko's Hackett Discusses Benefits of Natural Gas: Video
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 | March 3 (Bloomberg) -- James "Jim" Hackett, chief executive officer for Anadarko Petroleum Corp., talks with Bloomberg's Betty Liu about the outlook for the natural gas industry, climate-change legislation and the environmental benefits of natural gas. They speak at the Energy Industry Board Conference in Houston. (This is an excerpt of the full interview. Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Chu Says Cap-And-Trade Emissions Bill Not Dead for Year: Video
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 | March 2 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu talks with Bloomberg's Peter Cook about the outlook for cap-and-trade legislation. Chu, speaking from the agency's Advanced Research Projects Agency Innovation Summit, says legislation to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions isn't dead for the year. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: KRQE News 13 at 5:30 p.m. with Tim Maestas on Feb. 28, 2010.
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 | KRQE News 13 at 5:30 p.m. with Tim Maestas on Feb. 28, 2010. |
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Video: El Nino threat to biodiversity
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 | In Costa Rica -- a naturalist's paradise -- the national parks are under threat. And this time it's nothing to do with man. The most important example in the country -- the Palo Verde -- is facing a hefty challenge from the effects of El Nino.Duration: 01:28 |
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Video: CO2 regulation the subject of statewide debate
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 | CO2 regulation the subject of statewide debate |
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Video: Forrister Sees `Golden Moment' for Cap-and-Trade Bill: Video
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 | Feb. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Dirk Forrister, managing director of Natsource LLC, and Henry Derwent, president of the International Emissions Trading Association, talk with Bloomberg's Mark Crumpton and Julie Hyman about the outlook for congressional action on climate-change legislation. President Barack Obama came to office last year pledging to enact “cap-and-trade” legislation that would limit carbon-dioxide emissions blamed for global warming and establish a market in the trading of pollution allowances. A House-passed measure has stalled in the Senate. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Indigenous way of life under threat in Russia's arctic
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 | For centuries Russia's indiginous Saami and Komi people have followed their reindeer herds up north in the Arctic Circle for their winter migration. But today climate change is affecting the behaviour of reindeer and having a knock-on effect on the meat industry.Duration: 01:57 |
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Video: Veterans Talk National Security
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 | What does a dependence on foreign oil, climate change, and national security have in common? That's the question several U.S. veterans were hoping to answer today in Minot. Operation Free is a group of national security organizations and veterans groups trying to draw the link between the three issues. Several veterans involved in the project are currently on a bus tour of the region, hoping to shed more light on these topics, and answer any questions others may have. Operation Free presentor, Eric Gage, says the United State's dependence on foreign oil continues to grow, and he feels spending our money at home would create several benefits. (Eric Gage, Operation Free) "We spend a billion dollars a day on foreign energy. Why can't we spend that billion dollars a day on our own soil, invest that in our own economy. The bi-product will just be a cleaner planet." Over the next few days, Operation Free veterans will hold similar presentations in Jamestown, Fargo, and several South Dakota cities. |
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Video: Veterans tour America
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 | US veterans travel the nation talking about threats to national security. At the top of their listclimate change. The National Veterans for American Power Tour stopped in Bismarck today. They say our dependence on foreign oil is actually putting money in terrorists pockets. And at the same time they say the climate change caused by carbon polution is a major threat to our nation and its soldiers. They say it's time to address that threat by making the switch to clean energy. Our energy policy is a problem. It's a national security threat. We have to change it. So its up to all of us to talk to our friends and our neighbors or our congressperson to tell them we have to change this and we have to do it now or else more people are gonna die and become injured." Either you support the troops and you support the country or you dont. If you frame it that way people have a hard time saying what about the coal companies. What about your kids? What about your grandkids? Do you want your grandkids to go fight in Iran 20 years from now so the coal companies can protect their profits? Who is gonna answer yes to that question? No one. For more information on the organization...log on to www.operationfree.net |
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Video: Sunday Insight 2/21/10
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 | What is Tiger Woods going to do after his nationally televised apology and how will the public respond? Your vote in the presidential election tells Wisconsin's electoral college voters how to vote. but some lawmakers in Madison want to change it. But first, what was that bus that just ran over Jim Doyle's global warming bill and did i have the a Tom Barrett bumper sticker on it? |
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Video: Utah House sends message to Washington about CO2 emissions policy
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Video: GE-Hitachi's Fuller Sees Loan Guarantees as `Jump Start': Video
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 | Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Jack Fuller, chief executive officer of General Electric Co.'s nuclear joint venture with Hitachi Ltd., talks with Bloomberg's Margaret Brennan about the impact of President Barack Obama's efforts to boost nuclear power production on the industry. Fuller also discusses GE-Hitachi Nuclear Energy's business strategy and the outlook for nuclear power in the U.S. and globally. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: bishops carbon first lent
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 | Could you give up your cell phone or iPod for 40 days? Some church leaders are encouraging just that. |
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Video: Can you give up electronics for Lent?
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 | Lent is a time when western Christians traditionally sacrifice something special. Popular picks of the past include chocolate or alcohol. This year, it’s carbon! |
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Video: Rasmussen: New Polls Show Opinion Shift
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 | From climate change to health care, there's a lot of debate in America. We were joined by Scott Rasmussen of rasmussenreports.com. In a new survey, people were asked what they believe caused global warming. The results: 35 percent said it was caused by human activity, 47 percent long-term planetary trends, 8 percent some other reason and 10 percent were not sure. |
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Video: Purdue Prof: Global Warming Real, Despite Snow
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 | A Purdue University professor says despite the recent cold streak, global warming is real. |
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Video: Sunday Insight 2/14/10
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 | It's politics versus science. asian carp versus great lakes ecology. Capping payday loans, state lawmakers want to do it but could a personal relationship between the assembly speaker and the pay day loan lobbyist get in the way? but first, the credibility crisis over jobs. |
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Video: Scientists challenge Utah legislators over global warming \'conspiracy\'
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 | Scientists challenge Utah legislators over global warming \'conspiracy\' |
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Video: Agawam global warming forum
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 | Agawam global warming forum |
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Video: No snow in western mass
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 | No snow in western mass |
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Video: Adonis Says U.K. Weighing Plans for High-Speed Rail Link
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 | Feb. 10 (Bloomberg) -- British Transport Minister Andrew Adonis talks with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua about the development of high-speed rail links in the U.K. Speaking in London, Adonis also discusses the proposed expansion of Heathrow airport. |
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Video: Sunday Insight 2/7/10
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 | The state superintendent of public construction threatens to withhold $175 million in funding from the Milwaukee Public Schools A green job that sounds good but could it end up costing Wisconsin badly need manufacturing jobs. But first, this was congressman paul ryan's week. |
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Video: Utah GOP skeptics of global warming, see opposition from BYU
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Video: Polar Explorer Raising Awareness About Climate Change
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 | Colorado's Polar Explorer, Eric Larsen, said he has seen the effects of climate change firsthand, and something needs to be done about global warming. |
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Video: Obama's Nuclear Budget May Not Impact Stocks Until 2016: Video
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 | Feb. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Sheila Dharmarajan reports on the outlook for nuclear-power company profits amid President Barack Obama's budget proposal for $54 billion in nuclear-power plant loan guarantees. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Scotland's ski industry faces up to global warming
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 | A long-runnning cold snap has kept the Scottish highlands flush with snow -- and skiers -- this winter, but with rising global temperature seasons tend to be drier, shorter -- and less lucrative for the local ski industry. Local initiatives are now trying to make it easier and more enjoyable to visit the Highlands -- in all seasons. Duration: 02:15 |
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Video: Obama Seeks $54 Billion in Nuclear-Power Loan Guarantees: Video
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 | Jan. 29 (Bloomberg) -- President Barack Obama, acting on a pledge to support nuclear power, will propose tripling loan guarantees for new reactors to more than $54 billion. Bloomberg's Hans Nichols reports. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: New Audiotape From Osama Bin Laden
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 | A new tape purportedly from Al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden says global warming is the United States' fault, along with other industrialized nations. (Jan. 29) |
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Video: Zuckerberg Says Facebook Survey Shows Economic Concerns: Video
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 | Jan. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Randi Zuckerberg, director of market development at Facebook Inc., talks to Bloomberg’s Margaret Brennan about the results of the latest Bloomberg Facebook Pulse survey. The survey gives the public an opportunity to react to conversations taking place at the World Economic Forum in Davos. Facebook user surveys and results will be posted on Bloomberg Facebook Pulse screens at the WEF and discussed in panel sessions. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Highlights of Obama's State of Union
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 | Below are the highlights of President Barack Obama's State of the Union address Wednesday night to a joint session of Congress. Watch the video to hear 24 Hour News 8 political reporter Rick Albin's analysis: |
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Video: Jaco Report: Saving Planet Earth
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Video: China to Boost Nuclear Power Capacity as Economy Grows: Video
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 | Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Stephen Engle reports on China's expansion of its nuclear power generation capabilities. China's growing economy, which last year expanded at the fastest pace since 2007, means increasing power demand, and the government is seeking to cut carbon-dioxide emissions by investing in alternative energy including wind, solar, and nuclear power. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Lau Recommends Dongfang Electric, China Resources Power: Video
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 | Jan. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Pierre Lau, an analyst at Citigroup Inc., talks with Bloomberg's Susan Li and Stephen Engle about his investment strategy for Chinese utilities stocks. Lau also discusses the outlook for China's nuclear power industry. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Indonesia Seeks to Boost Growth by Building Railroads: Video
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 | Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Paul Gordon reports on the challenges facing Indonesia's economy and infrastructure. President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono campaigned for re-election in July on a pledge to double spending on roads, rails and ports to $140 billion over the next five years, part of a push to deliver economic growth of at least 6.6 percent. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: China Powering Ahead With Nuclear Energy Despite Risks: Video
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 | Jan. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg's Paul Gordon reports on the outlook for China's production of nuclear-generated energy. (Source: Bloomberg) |
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Video: Citigroup's Edward Says More Clarity Needed on CO2 Rules
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 | Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Garth Edward, director of environmental products at Citigroup Inc., talks with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat about the World Future Energy Summit in Abu Dhabi and investment in renewable sources. |
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Video: Sunday Insight 1/17/10
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 | The downfall of another "american idol". Baseball's Mark Mcgwire finally comes clean about using steroids. What happened to all the hope and optimism a year ago? what's behind the president's low poll numbers. First, Russ Feingold gets an earful but is he listening? |
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