White House
Administration Officials Announce National Strategy to Increase Travel and Tourism in the United States to 100 Million Visitors Annually by 2021
WASHINGTON, DC – Commerce Secretary John Bryson and Interior Secretary Ken Salazar today announced the Administration’s National Tourism and Travel Strategy – delivering on President Obama’s call in January for a national strategy to promote domestic and international travel opportunities throughout the United States.
The National Strategy is a blueprint for expanding travel to and within t...
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AP
Salazar approves Utah gas wells
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar on Tuesday announced the approval of a major natural gas drilling project in Utah that the Obama administration says will support more than 4,000 jobs during its development while safeguarding critical wildlife habitat and air quality....
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Huffington Post
Harry Reid: TSA Workers Need To 'Smile And Say Hello'
WASHINGTON -- Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) is planning to send a letter to Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano asking her to direct airport security staffers to be nicer to international travelers."She can instruct everybody that works at TSA to smile and say hello," Reid said Wednesday during a Las Vegas press conference, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Huffington Post
Sec. Ken Salazar: Toward a More Inclusive America: Telling the Story of Women in America
We need to recognize, interpret, and preserve the stories of women from all walks of life - who may not have gained fame or notoriety - but who have all shaped our history and have made us who we are today as a people.
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AP
Panel chides Vitter for violating public trust
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Interior Secretary Ken Salazar was on track for pay raise that would have brought his salary on par with other Cabinet secretaries, until Sen. David Vitter gave him a quota. Until Salazar each month approved six new deep-water permits to allow exploratory oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico, Vitter would block the raise....
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The New Yorker
Elizabeth Kolbert: President Obama, gas prices, and global warming.
Last week, Mitt Romney, who, it now seems, is going to become the Republican nominee whether anybody likes it or not, called on President Barack Obama to fire three of his Cabinet members: the Energy Secretary, Steven Chu; the Interior Secretary, Ken Salazar; and the head of the Environmental Protection . . .
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politico
Romney, not in it for the money
Reid Epstein reports from Collinsville, Ill.:
If the Land of Lincoln was concerned that Mitt Romney's running for president to turn a profit, he reassured them Saturday night that he's already done quite well enough for himself.
Asked by a hostile inquisitor at a town hall in this St. Louis suburb about stock he owns in Goldman Sachs, Romney deflected the question.
"I can assure you, I am n...
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WSJ
U.S. to Open Wind-Lease Areas
The U.S. will make areas off the Atlantic coast available for wind leases this year, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said.
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Washington Post
LED bulbs to be installed Monday on the Mall
If you drive by or stroll along the Mall in the coming days, yes, the lights will look brighter.
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Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Energy Secretary Steven Chu plan to flip the switch Monday night on newly installed LED lights that will illuminate most of the Mall — and reduce the National Park Service’s energy bill....
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Daily Mail
Grand Canyon uranium mining claims to be banned as Obama tries to protect national treasure
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar will finalise a 20-year ban on new mining claims on public land surrounding the Arizona canyon, which generates $3.5billion in economic activity per year.
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New York Times
Grand Canyon-Area Uranium Mines to Be Blocked for 20 Years
In proposing the extended moratorium, the interior secretary, Ken Salazar, cited the potential of pollution in waterways and harm to wildlife, desert vegetation and air quality.
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Reuters
Interior Secy says lease sale shows interest in Gulf
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said on Wednesday that the results of the first offshore oil and gas lease sale held since the last year's BP oil spill demonstrate that industry is still interested in drilling in the Gulf of Mexico.
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