Dorry's Daily Digest for Aug. 30
A daily look at news from the Washington Post, New York Times and Wall Street Journal that caught our eye:
Energy and Environment
- Renewed Battle Against Nuclear Energy (WP)
- Risk-Taking Rises to New Levels As Oil Rigs in Gulf Drill Deeper (NYT)
- With Neighbors Unaware Toxic Spill at a BP Plant (NYT)
- Mr. Feinberg and the Gulf Settlement (NYT)
- Oil Strategies Emerge at Oil Hearings (WSJ)
- Drilling Rules Shake-Up Puts New Regulator in Spotlight (WSJ)
- The Fuel Boys of Summer: Crude Oil and Natural Gas (WSJ)
Internet Privacy
- Ten Fallacies About Web Privacy (WSJ opinion)
Financial Reform
- Alinksy Wins at the SEC (WSJ opinion)
- Street May Accelerate Bonus Pay (WSJ)
Trade
- Export Controls for the 21st Century (WSJ opinion)
- J&J Chief Tends Corporate Wounds (WSJ)
Government Accountability
- Report Details Loss of Millions of Bush Administration Emails (WP)
Health
- Plavix Rival Gains From Studies (WSJ)
- Sanofi Unveils Genzyme ‘Bear Hug’ (WSJ)
- Cash-Poor Governments Ditching Public Hospitals (WSJ)
- First Tests for Stem Cell Therapy are Near (WP)