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Mandatory energy-efficiency motivation
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Entergy New Orleans is talking more than speculation regarding what caused the partial power outage.
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Although the utilities haven't had much time to implement protections since Superstorm Sandy, some strides have been made.
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When the lights went out at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans and the nation watched in real time while the NFL scrambled for answers.
Salazar steps down
In the wake of Lisa Jackson's departure from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and amidst widespread speculation that Energy Secretary Steven Chu will leave his post within the next month, news of Interior Department Secretary Ken Salazar's resignation is traveling fast.