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This is the time of year when the Democrats will outline their party’s plan for our energy policy and global...
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It seems that there are only two sides to the oil development debate; those that want to produce oil from all...
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At last a sensible plan for oil development is emerging from Congress, but without the support of congressional...
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Florida is seeing some early activity 125 miles off its coast along the Panhandle. This is the result of a 2006...
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This is an example of how I think we will progress from our glutinous carbon emitting present to a non-carbon...
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It seems so simple. If you just stop drilling, you can reduce global warming. But, that may not be the result. We...
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President Bush and Presidential Candidate John McCain have both called for opening up off-shore areas for drilling....
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Rising oil prices cause demand destruction. Oil demand destruction can be very painful for the average consumer....
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