Court Rejects Bush’s Air Pollution Rule (CBS News) A federal appeals court unanimously struck down a signature component of President Bush's clean air policies, dealing a blow to environmental groups and likely delaying further action until the next administration. [News Source]

Take air-quality advisories seriously, officials warn. It can alert you to conditions that make you cough, wheeze or sneeze, but some area residents don’t think that air-quality reports really affect their life. [News Source]

Filling the gaps. Officials from DG Clean Power have offered their response to a report by town-hired Environmental Health and Engineering which listed several unresolved issues pertaining to the proposed Billerica Energy Center. [News Source]

Court rejects Clean Air rules. A federal appeals court struck down the regulatory cornerstone of the Bush administration’s efforts at controlling air pollution on Friday, agreeing with the utility industry [News Source]

Court strikes down emission rule, in blow to Bush administration. A federal court struck down a rule Friday to cut air pollution from power plants in the eastern U.S., roiling environmental markets and dealing a blow to Bush Administration policy. [News Source]

Court rejects Bush’s signature air pollution rule. A federal appeals court unanimously struck down a signature component of President Bush's clean air policies Friday, dealing a blow to environmental groups and likely delaying further action until the next administration. [News Source]

Court says EPA overreached with emissions rule. A federal appeals court unanimously struck down a signature component of President Bush's clean air policies Friday, dealing a blow to environmental groups and probably delaying further action until the next administration. [News Source]

N.C.’s challenge guts air rule. A federal appeals court Friday upheld a challenge by North Carolina and struck down the regulatory cornerstone of the Bush administration's efforts to control air pollution. [News Source]

N.C., Duke win ruling on air pollution. A federal appeals court – ruling Friday on a challenge from North Carolina and electric utilities including Duke Energy – struck down a high-profile Bush administration rule on interstate air pollution. [News Source]

Court rejects air pollution rule. In a serious blow to efforts aimed at curbing acid rain in the Adirondacks, a federal appeals court Friday struck down clean air rules affecting 28 states. [News Source]

Obama vows to break hold of ‘tyranny of oil’ in energy speech. Calling it one of the most dangerous weapons pointed at America, presumptive Democratic nominee Barack Obama Friday vowed to break the hold the �tyranny of oil�� has on America. [News Source]