Politics? Alternative Energy? Do They Coincide?
Will the election of Scott Brown of Massachusets have any effect on the outcome of our move to alternative energy? Whether we like it or not, President Obama’s alternative energy agenda does affect our national interests and attitudes conscerning alternative energy advancement and fossil fuel production and [...]
Horizontal Oil Well Drilling in the Bakken Formation of the Williston Basin
I recieved a couple of e-mails last week about the worlds largest oil reserve field being found and explored bordering between Wyoming and North Dakota. If the technology we have make it feasable, financially competitive with imported oil and environmentally acceptable, then why [...]
How Much Do Government Subsidies for Fossil Fuel Tilt the Playing Field?
A report from the Solar Energy Industries Association(SEIA) found that power from the sun could provide 15% of the U.S.’s power needs, in the next decade if subsidies were issued equally, based on production. Go to http://www.solarplaza.com for further reading on this.
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What Are They Not Telling Us?
With the majority of the U.S. experiencing “down right” cold temperatures, I’ve decided to take a short hiatus from my “Traveling… interviews. They’re soon to be started again in April, 2010. In the meantime, I would like to discuss some fairly controversial topics.
This weeks topic was brought to [...]
