Us Department Of Energy
Events (55)
- November 18, 1988: President Reagan Assigns Wide Range of Emergency Preparedness Responsibilities 1988-11-18
- March 20, 2001: Energy Advocacy Organization Sends White House Suggested Executive Order; Bush Will Issue Order 2001-03-20
- April 11, 2001: Energy Department Report Challenges CIA Assessment that Tubes Being Imported by Iraq Are Intended for Nuclear Program 2001-04-11
- April 17, 2001 and After: Enron CEO Meets with Cheney, Recommends that No Price Caps be Adopted 2001-04-17
- May 9, 2001: Energy Department Reports that Specifications of Aluminum Tubes Being Imported by Iraq Match Those Previously Used for Rockets 2001-05-09
- July 18, 2001: DOE Safety Specialist Shuts Down Unsecured Nuclear Waste Storage Dump 2001-07-18
- August 2, 2001: Defense Intelligence Report Mentions Diverging Views on Aluminum Tubes 2001-08-02
- August 7, 2001: Defense Intelligence Report Acknowledges ‘Alternative Uses’ of Aluminum Tubes; Favors Assessment that Tubes Are Meant for Nuclear Program 2001-08-07
- September 5-15, 2001: Nuclear Bomb Squad Is Abroad for Exercise 2001-09-05
- October 2, 2001-Mid-December, 2001: Specialists Take Air Samples One Mile North of Ground Zero 2001-10-02
- October 15, 2001: Italian Intelligence Provides CIA with Report Alleging that Niger Agreed to Sell Iraq Uranium 2001-10-15
- March 12, 2002: Top Bush Officials Receive Two CIA Reports That Cite Aluminum Tubes as Evidence that Iraq Reconstituting Nuclear Program 2002-03-12
- September 13, 2002: New York Times Report on Aluminum Tubes Mentions Diverging Views between CIA and Energy Department 2002-09-13
- September 23, 2002: Nuclear Physicist Publishes Paper Disputing Theory that Aluminum Tubes Were Meant for Nuclear Program 2002-09-23
- October 7, 2002: Bush Uses Groundless Evidence to Tout Hussein as a Direct Threat to US 2002-10-07
- October 15, 2002: State Department Distributes Niger Documents to Other US Intelligence Agencies; Bizarre Document Alleging Alliance of Muslim Countries Surfaces for First Time 2002-10-15
- January 10, 2003: High-Level CIA Report Notes Dissenting Views on Aluminum Tubes 2003-01-10
- January 22, 2003: CIA Analyst Presents Unconvincing Argument to IAEA Scientists that Aluminum Tubes Were Meant for Iraqi Nuclear Program 2003-01-22
- April 22, 2003: Energy Department Says US Has Reconstituted Nuclear Weapons Program 2003-04-22
- July 6, 2003: Wilson Op-Ed Charges Bush Administration with Deliberately Lying about Iraqi Attempts to Procure African Uranium 2003-07-06
- July 11, 2003: Rice Claims Neither Bush, Cheney, Nor Herself Were Informed of Dissents Regarding Iraq’s Aluminum Tubes 2003-07-11
- December 15, 2003: Supreme Court Agrees to Hear Cheney Energy Task Force Case 2003-12-15
- February 15, 2004: Nuclear Specialist Reveals Fatal Weaknesses in US Nuclear Security 2004-02-15
- February 15, 2004: Bush Administration Has Done Little to Secure US Nuclear Facilities, Expert Says 2004-02-15
- August 8, 2005: Bush Signing Statement Controls Information from DOE, NRC Employees to Congress 2005-08-08
- January 26, 2009: Pentagon Wants to Retool, Upgrade US Nuclear Arsenal; Obama Disagrees 2009-01-26
- August 6, 2011: Conservative Author Claims Solar Power Plants Require Huge Tracts of Land to Produce Significant Amounts of Consumable Energy 2011-08-06
- February 5, 2012: Media Analysis: Long-Term Environmental Impact of Solar Power Plants in Southwestern Deserts Impossible to Estimate 2012-02-05
- August 1, 2012: Conservative Business Journal Claims Solar Energy Dirtier than Fossil Fuel-Derived Energy, Uses Huge Amounts of Land 2012-08-01
- August 13, 2012: Wall Street Journal Claims Solar Energy Requires Huge Swaths of Land to Produce Sufficient Energy 2012-08-13
- August 13, 2013: Residents, Environmentalists Raise Concerns about Solar Power Plants in California Deserts 2013-08-13
- February 2009: Federal Government Invests $90 Billion in Clean Energy Projects
- June 2004: Former Intelligence Chief: Aluminum Tubes Allegations ‘Far Worse’ Than Even Iraq-Niger Uranium Claims
- June 1995-June 1998: Number of Counterterrorism Exercises Increases Dramatically, but Most Practice Unlikely WMD Scenarios
- September-October 2002: DOE Nuclear Safety Specialist Demoted, Fired for Criticizing ‘Inept’ Terrorism Preparations
- November 2005: Senior CIA Official Leaves Agency for Department of Energy
- 1977: National Renewable Energy Laboratory Launched
- 1982: ’Solar One’ Produces Ten Megawatts of Electricity
- 1996: US DOE Launches ‘Solar Two’ Facility
- 2000: Colorado Family Installs Largest Residential Solar Power System
- 2002: Bush Administration Approves 10 Percent of Funds for Securing Nuclear Facilities
- Mid-February, 2001: National Mining Association Succeeds in Keeping EPA out of Greenhouse Gas Regulations
- July 2001-March 2003: Bush Administration Is Informed that Energy Department Does Not Believe Aluminum Tubes Are Meant for Iraqi Nuclear Program
- Late 2001: Energy Department Report Challenges CIA Theory that Aluminum Tubes Meant for Iraqi Nuclear Program
- Between April 2001 and September 2002: CIA Reports On Aluminum Tubes Fail To Mention that Leading Centrifuge Experts Do Not Believe Tubes Were Meant for Iraqi Nuclear Program
- Early October 2002: Bush Receives Intelligence Memo Noting Dissents About Iraqi Aluminum Tubes
- November 2002: 51% of World’s Oil Will Come from OPEC by 2025, Says DOE
- Early 2005: Former CIA Oil Analyst Says Invasion of Iraq Driven by Overthrowing Hussein, Oil
- December 2002: Senior IAEA Official Briefs Powell on Agency’s Investigation of the Aluminum Tubes
- Early Summer 2002: Condoleezza Rice Learns that Energy Department Scientists Disagree with CIA Opinion on Aluminum Tubes