Topic: Clean Air Watch - CSMonitor.com

Energy Voices Fighting winter with fire? Wood-burning on the rise.

The number of US homes relying on burning wood for heat is up 24 percent since 2006. But environmental concerns could quash further growth of wood-burning.

President Algae? Obama not green enough, say environmentalists

EPA unveils 'historic' air pollution rules. Can power industry cope?

Obama drops smog plan: Is it all about the presidential election?

EPA tells coal-fired plants to reduce pollution. Some may just shut down.

Is coal power headed for a downsizing in US?

EPA moves to cut power plant emissions to fight air pollution

Governors prod Washington on renewable energy

Senate battles EPA in greenhouse gas showdown

Texas, Virginia challenge EPA greenhouse gas finding

EPA rules that greenhouse gases are harmful to human health

Is a bad economy good for the environment?

EPA: 1 in 3 Americans breathing sooty air

Court reinstates EPA clean-air rule

Waxman unseats Dingell as House energy committee chair

Pollution ruling somehow manages to irk both White House and environmentalists