In The Name Of Fairness, Romney Takes Aim At ... Wind Power?

Friday, August 3, 2012 In The Name Of Fairness, Romney Takes Aim At ... Wind Power? Earlier this week, Mitt Romney's presidential campaign made clear that the Republican candidate would end a tax credit, currently set to expire at the end of this year, that the wind power industry considers crucial to its survival. Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Over Wyoming Coal Leases Wildfire Forces Evacuations On Montana Reservation Opinions On Climate Change Shift With The Weather Hawaii Wind Farm That Had Fire Is Industry Pioneer Ethanol Production Slows Down As Drought Strips Corn Fields BLOG POSTS Adrian Grenier: Is the Paradigm Shifting? Food Revolution and Eco-Minded Vehicles We're training our camera on 10 people who are changing the way we live today. Mattias Wallander: Greenspiration: The Innovative Ways That Companies Are Making Textile Recycling Fun Textile recycling is the right thing to do -- for the sake of our own closets and for the wider world -- so how can we make it less of a chore, and more fun, for everyone? Francine Jay: Less Is More: 15 Pieces of Furniture You May Not Really Need Furniture: it's both a major household expense and a major space-gobbler. The less we need, the less of our hard-earned cash goes to those home décor superstores. So with that in mind, here's 15 pieces of furniture you may be able to do without. William S. Becker: On Climate Change, Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained: Part 1 Among political insiders in Washington, the conventional wisdom is that action on global climate change is a dead issue for the foreseeable future. But the atmospheric thermostat isn't on hold while we wait for a better political moment. Phyllis Cuttino: Transportation Innovation Can Reduce America's Oil Dependence Nations such as South Korea, Japan, and China are aggressively investing billions of dollars in research and development and incentivizing deployment of EVs to capture large shares in this growing worldwide sector. We should too.

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