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5 ways to get energy without caffeine
Tired? We could hear you yawn all the way from here.
Tags: Paula Wolfson, inc.com, coffee, caffeine, sleep,
GOP's Cuccinelli outlines campaign energy policy
Republican Ken Cuccinelli is proposing cuts to taxes and regulations on energy to stimulate its growth in Virginia if he's elected governor this year.
Tags: Ken Cuccinelli, environment, stormwater runoff, virginia governor race
Driving Green: What to know before buying an electric vehicle
For drivers the market for a new car or looking to reduce carbon footprint, the 2013 Washington Auto Show is a one-stop shop to see what's out there.
Tags: hybrid cars, electric cars, Washington Auto Show, green cars, Joan Michelson
ListenTips for finding a green job
The green and energy sectors have some of the hottest jobs on the market. Joan Michelson, CEO of Green Connections Radio, provides tips for taking advantage of the employment opportunities.
Tags: green jobs, employment, business, jobs, sustainability, Joan Michelson
ListenHow you can save on your electric bills
D.C. offers an app aimed at making the Public Service Commission more transparent. In Maryland, there's a website that lets you comparison shop for electric suppliers.
Tags: kate ryan, utilities, electricity rates, D.C. Public Service Commission, PointClickSwitch
D.C. may regulate businesses on air conditioning
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Pepco urges customers to conserve electricity
As the region's extreme heat is expected to continue into the weekend, a utility is urging its customers to conserve electricity.
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Economists say Md. needs wind energy, fracking, more
Maryland energy policy remains in limbo, without major progress on offshore wind or hydraulic fracturing during the recently completed General Assembly session
Energy outlook: Gas prices are going up
Spoiler alert: Gas price this summer will cost more than last year. About 25 cents more.
Tags: gas prices, andrew mollenbeck
Plan moves forward for Atlantic seismic research
The U.S. Interior Department said Wednesday it is seeking comment from the public on a plan to allow energy companies to begin seismic testing to find oil and natural reserves in the Atlantic Ocean.
Tags: U.S. Interior Department, oil, Atlantic ocean, seismic testing


