Friday's Reads 

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Posted By Tiffany Clements
Posted: 02/05/10
 
GreenWire via NYT: Permitting was approved to make a future California power plant the first in the nation to be built in compliance with federal greenhouse gas limits.
 
WaPo has reaction to the announcement. 
 
Reuters: A new reports finds a national renewable portfolio standard could create three times more jobs than if Congress takes a less aggressive approach to climate and energy legislation.  FT: A recap of the rocky week for cap and trade. 
 
NYT: Britain is kicking around ideas to reform its energy sector and Canada isn't feeling optimistic about nuclear.

WaPo: Some good snowstorm reads for those soon-to-be stuck inside in the Mid Atlantic.  And check out the latest Climate Post, more on the IPCC, a snapshot of the budget and more.
 
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