Monday, March 11, 2013

Hot Shots Edition - Energy News Digest for March 11, 2013


THE HOT SHOTS EDITION – TODAY’S TOP SEVEN STORIES

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HOT SHOTS – TODAY’S TOP FIVE STORIES

Plan Eyes New Way to Manage Fisheries - It Would Boost Salmon by Protecting Fish They Eat (Vancouver Columbian, WA)

Editorial - Fishing for Wildlife Lawsuits: The Interior Department revives the game of 'sue and settle' (Wall Street Journal)

Strong Quake Likely Wouldn’t Rattle Big PUD Dams (Wenatchee World, WA)

Basin Runoff Now Pegged At 93 Percent of Average; Weather Outlook Suggesting Warmer, Drier Spring (Columbia Basin Bulletin)

Oregon Energy Department re-evaluating $30 million in tax credits to wind farm (Oregonian, Portland)

Nuclear Industry Withers in U-S as Wind Pummels Prices (Bloomberg News)

Editorial – Grant County: They built a PUD (Wenatchee World, WA)