Bush makes surprise pick for Energy
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In a surprise move, President Bush yesterday tapped a deputy Treasury secretary and former chemical-engineering professor with limited energy-policy expertise to be his new energy secretary.
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Though late in his tenure, the president seems to be taking some green action.
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President Bush made an arresting claim about global warming when he appeared at a fundraiser last Monday, but it may not have been correct.
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Crude oil climbed more than $1 in New York on the re-election of President George W. Bush, who has been filling the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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Trying to draw attention to his domestic agenda, President Bush on Thursday extolled the science of turning grasses and wood chips into ethanol to lessen the U.S. thirst for foreign oil.
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PRESIDENT BUSH has produced the biggest surprise of his Cabinet reshuffle by asking John Snow to stay on as Treasury Secretary. It had been widely reported that Mr Snow, a former rail executive who took over
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Crude oil rose, erasing a 2 percent loss, after Senator John Kerry conceded the US presidential race to George W. Bush. The re-election of Bush means the US is likely to keep adding oil to its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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It's easy to become frightened when Congress begins tinkering with the world of energy.
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Amid a mounting sense of urgency about the need for action to slow climate change, President Bush this week will be playing what is, for him, an unusually prominent role in high-level diplomatic meetings on how to confront global warming.
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President Bush, unpopular nationally but still a fundraising force, is ready to put the power of the White House behind the Republican nominee for president. Exactly what his role will be is a trickier matter.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush on Friday nominated Sam Bodman, currently a deputy secretary at the Treasury Department, to be his next energy secretary, replacing Spencer Abraham who last month announced his resignation.
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THE CLIMATE for building new nuclear power plants in the United States hasn't been this good for decades. The Bush administration is solidly behind them. Some prominent foes have changed sides, embracing uranium-derived electricity as the best available answer to global warming.
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WASHINGTON President Bush has named deputy Treasury Secretary Samuel Bodman to succeed Spencer Abraham as Secretary of Energy. Abraham, a former Republican senator from Michigan, has held the job throughout Bush&#39;s first term.
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Energy bill marks end for Edison's bright idea US prez George W. Bush yesterday signed a "landmark" energy bill which will see the nation's incandescent lightbulbs phased out in favour of low-consumption alternatives.â¦
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President Bush received a potential boost on Friday in his bid for re-election when a court ruled that independent candidate Ralph Nader, who experts believe helped
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Escalating oil prices and global warming concerns have shifted the quest for renewable energy sources into high gear. While wind and solar claim most of the attention, the dark horse in this race may be the restless energy of the sea. By Stephen Leahy.
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CRAWFORD, Texas  - President Bush's economic  advisers are warning that high energy prices have become a drag  on the U.S. economy and not merely a threat to growth, chipping  away at Bush's upbeat election-year projections and increasing  pressure on him to act.