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California solar-power installations double
Solar-power installations in most of California doubled last year compared to 2007 and continue at a record level, according to a report by the state Public Utilities Commission.
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Colorado PUC to review its regulation of Tri-State Generation
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission said Thursday it is reviewing whether it should beef up its oversight of Tri-State Generation and Transmission Co.'s resource-planning process and is seeking comment on the matter.
AlterNet

Brightest children `failed by state school teachers who fear promoting elitism`
Bright children in state schools are being failed by teacher a Governmentbacked report has found.
Telegraph

Illinois Senate Ousts Governor
The Illinois state Senate voted unanimously Thursday to convict and oust Gov. Rod Blagojevich. Earlier in the day, Blagojevich ended his boycott of the impeachment trial, insisting to lawmakers he had nothing wrong. He becomes the first U.S. governor to be removed by impeachment in more than two decades.
NPR

Cattle ranching biggest driver of Amazon deforestation
As part of our "Save the Planet - Now!" Brazilian ship tour, we're at the World Social Forum, in Belem in the heart of the Amazon. A new report we've released includes a series of maps which expose in greater detail than ever before the direct links between cattle ranching and deforestation in the Amazon state of Mato Grosso, the area of the Amazon with the highest rates of deforestation.
GreenPeace.org

Blagojevich Insists He Did No Wrong
Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich ended the boycott of his impeachment trial in the state Senate, insisting to lawmakers he had nothing wrong. The Illinois Senate is scheduled to vote later Thursday on whether to convict Blagojevich and remove him from office.
NPR

Judge: Anti-gay marriage donors must be public
A federal judge today denied a request to keep the names of donors to California's anti-gay marriage initiative secret, saying the public has a right to know who's giving money to state ballot measures.
Mercury News

Family Efforts Brought Legalized Drug Donations
Programs that permit the donation of good, unused drugs to the needy owe their existence to the lobbying by families of patients. It all began 10 years ago with Garry Beltz, who owns a ceiling tile cleaning business near Akron, Ohio. After his wife, Karon, died of breast cancer in 1999, he was determined that the last evidence of her disease--$6,700 worth of prescription drugs--be put to good use helping others in need. "I took the medicine back to the hospital to ask if they would give it to someone at the cancer center," Beltz says. "They said it was against the law."Frustrated, Beltz began lobbying his state representatives to change the regulations. A few years later, in 2002, his efforts paid off when the Ohio General Assembly passed "Karon's Law," which became the first law in the U.S. to allow donations of unused medications to a repository. Since then, Beltz has been integral to the adoption of similar legislation in numerous other states. &q
Scientific American

Blagojevich Makes His Closing Statement
Gov. Rod Blagojevich (D-IL) has boycotted his impeachment trial before the Illinois state senate. Instead, he visited national TV hosts to protest the proceedings, calling the senate little more than a 'kangaroo court.' Thursday, he appeared before the senate to make his case.
NPR

Hurdles Facing Unused Prescription Drug Repositories
Americans spend some $200 billion annually on prescription drugs. Since 1997, in an effort to keep a lid on costs, 37 states have enacted legislation allowing patients, their families and health care facilities to recycle good, unused pills through local pharmacies for donation to patients lacking sufficient insurance. Thousands of patients could in principle benefit from these “drug repository” laws. But as well intentioned as these efforts are, practical problems have prevented widespread implementation of such programs.The guidelines for these laws, which began thanks to the lobbying efforts of families of cancer patients, are fairly consistent throughout the country. Donated medications must be in sealed, tamper-evident packaging and usually must be within no more than six months of their expiration date. Pharmacies are not held liable should the drug’s next owner come to unexpected harm from the medication. Some repositories accept cancer drugs only; others take
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