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  Decisions 2004

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Wednesday, October 27, 2004

DAILY SCOOP
News and notes from the environmental front.

SMARTER, CLEANER, STRONGER
Clean energy programs create jobs while saving consumers money.

A-TEAM ACTIVISTS
Sierra Club awards go to off-the-chart volunteers.

CRIMES AGAINST NATURE
The Bush Record Read all about it in the latest issue of Sierra.

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In Focus: 100 Reasons to Get Mad... 3 Ways to Get Involved.

Reason Number:094
No Corporate Energy Policy

Before declaring bankruptcy in December of 2002, disgraced energy trader Enron enjoyed close ties with the White House. In fact, on at least six occasions, Enron Chairman Ken Lay was given a private audience with Vice President Cheney while the latter was in charge of crafting the Bush energy plan. Is it any surprise that the resulting policy read like a wish list for the oil and gas industry?

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Land of the Midnight Sun Alaska and Yukon Trips 2005
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