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    Sens. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., and Rob Portman, R-Ohio, stumped to revive energy-efficiency legislation on Wednesday, suggesting its failure would prove a bellwether for future energy bills in the upper chamber. (AP Images)
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    House Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings, of Washington state, hails from a solid Republican district and would have likely won a new term in November. (AP File)
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    House Republicans send pair of energy bills to Senate

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    Algae-derived jet fuel is inspected at a Houston refinery. The Pentagon is investing millions of dollars in such alternative fuels. (Solazyme / July 25, 2011)
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    L.A. Times: As Pentagon invests in green fuel, critics focus on the cost

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    Center for Public Integrity: The mess gets worse at Hanford’s nuclear site
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    Houston-based energy marketer Dynegy Inc. wants the same kind of regulations waiver that Ameren Corp. had on a set of Illinois coal-fired power plants.  (AP Photo/Pat Sullivan)
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    National monuments can be created by presidential proclamation, a power given by the Antiquities Act of 1906. (Thinkstock)
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    Businessweek: Iran seeks to build second atomic plant with Russian assistance
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    The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will hold the first of several national meetings on its draft
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    The United States produced more oil than it imported in October for the first time since 1995, the Energy Information Administration said Wednesday. (Thinkstock Image)
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    Leroy Perkins stands in his field of grass which is part of the Conservation Reserve Program near Corydon, Iowa.  (AP/Charlie Riedel)
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