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The California Energy Commission has adopted the nation’s first energy-efficiency standards for TVs. These were for sale Wednesday in Sacramento.

Rich Pedroncelli | Rich Pedroncelli | The Associated Press

The California Energy Commission has adopted the nation’s first energy-efficiency standards for TVs. These were for sale Wednesday in Sacramento.

California requires TVs to be more energy-efficient

11:42 PM CST

California regulators Wednesday adopted the nation’s first energy-efficiency standards for televisions in hopes of reducing electricity use at a time when millions of U.S. households are switching to power-hungry, wide-view, flat-screen, high-definition sets.

THE REGION

Climate change making ominous mark on Midwest
It’s not just warmer winters: The changes could affect the food we eat, the energy we consume and the forests we treasure.

COMMENTARY

A green president is needed, but who?
The extinction of hundreds of thousands of species, the recession of rainforests, the expansion of deserts, the dramatic increase in the intensity and incidences of hurricanes and wildfires, and the significant rising of worldwide ocean levels—all are consequences of global warming. Unfortunately, of all the topics talked about on the presidential campaign trail, global warming and the energy crisis have been swept pretty much under the rug, playing second fiddle to the war in Iraq and immigration.

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CLIMATE EXTRA

It was an unlikely alliance, but it brought Kansas City Power & Light, the Sierra Club and Concerned Citizens of Platte County one of the area’s top environmental awards Wednesday night.

CHANGING CLIMATE IN KC



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