Though most people expect the Bush administration to do little to pass climate change legislation during its final year in office, there is still a tremendous amount of work being done in Congress. The Lieberman-Warner bill appears to be most likely to get 60+ support in the Senate this year according [...]

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Last Friday, the Berkeley Energy & Resources Collaborative (BERC) held its 2nd annual Energy Symposium at the MLK Student Union. The purpose of the symposium is to bring together students, researches, and professor from UC-Berkeley with entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, state officials, and other business people. The symposium was an all [...]

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Isaac Chotiner of The New Republic claims that Obama has not made a significant effort to capture the sub-sub-group voters. In the California primary on February 5th, Hillary Clinton won by a 3-1 margin in the Asian American vote. More publicized was her victory of the Latino vote. Chotiner offers up various [...]

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