1. NATURAL GAS:
U.S. fracking regulation won't halt 'shale gale' -- report

HOUSTON -- Federal regulation of fracturing would have little effect on companies' ability to drill for shale gas, according to a new study by an energy analysis firm. But analysts also found a regulatory expansion is not needed to protect drinking water. "Drinking water supplies appear to have been safeguarded from contamination" by state regulators, says an executive summary of the report authored by Daniel Yergin, chairman of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates and the well-known author of "The Prize," a Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the oil business. Go to story #1

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010 -- 12:24 PM

ENERGY POLICY: Oil execs chortle as Obama admin promotes renewables

CLIMATE: Calif. emissions law will cost jobs in short term, state analysts find

WHITE HOUSE: Dem fundraisers helped shape green agenda

POLITICS: Climate skepticism becoming litmus test for conservatives

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Wednesday, March 10, 2010 -- 07:52 AM

CLIMATE: Obama, key senators make their pitch for comprehensive bill

OCEANS: Harmful-algae research bill fails to bloom in House

NATURAL GAS: White House official expresses anxiety about fracturing, skirts stance on regs

CAMPAIGN 2010: Ky. Senate candidates mine for votes in coal country

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