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Georgia nuclear power plant could be Solyndra redux, report says

A report by two energy-consulting firms says the US government has not protected US taxpayers well enough against the risks of federal loan guarantees to a new nuclear power project.

Supreme Court throws out back-door bid to curb global warming

Wind power project wavers after subsidy cuts

Week ahead: new transparency at the Fed and a gusher of earnings

Who can force utilities to cut greenhouse gases? Supreme Court to decide.

Opinion Supreme Court should reject climate change nuisance suit

Stocks drop: Dow below 12000 amid quake concerns

Stock market sinks, led by utilities

Supreme Court takes global warming case that targets power companies

US-backed loans to expand nuclear power: a boon for overseas jobs?

Budget watchdogs see folly in US loan guarantees for nuclear power

Obama advances nuclear resurgence with US loan guarantees

The New Economy Obama aid for nuclear power plant: a start, but no renaissance

Will chicken litter and fly ash make the 'perfect' compost?