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Energy Related Articles2017-04-05T21:21:32-05:00

Colorado Fracking Votes Uphold Property Rights

November 13th, 2018|

Thought Piece This is an important interpretation of the Colorado elections (as it relates to American oil and natural gas) last week by Tom Shepstone. “ As Tom says, “Fairness is, too, the reason landowners [...]

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Canada’s Crude Problem: Lots of Oil With Nowhere to Go

November 10th, 2018|

Thought Piece For whatever reason, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau doesn’t discuss some important facts about Canadian oil and natural gas: Canada is the 4th largest crude oil producer in the world, the price of [...]

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EPA rule changes put clean air at risk (Commentary)

November 7th, 2018|

Thought Piece The thoroughly discredited Dr. Charles Driscoll, leader of the “Indirect Health Benefits Study” of the Clean Power Plan (CPP), opines about the new EPA rule, replacing the 2015 CPP with a more balance, [...]

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Plunging Emissions Mostly Not Spurred By Natural Gas Nor Renewables, U.S. Government Finds

November 1st, 2018|

Thought Piece Reading between the lines of this piece about the recent EIA Report, the stark raving fact is that industrial energy efficiency has been responsible for over 50% of all emission reductions in the [...]

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‘State Government Blew It’: Lawmaker on Natural Gas Oversight

October 30th, 2018|

Thought Piece Finally, here is an honest appraisal of the failures of Massachusetts and its state agencies leading up to the recent Boston gas explosion. Frankly, while all related parties share some of the blame, [...]

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Taxing carbon may sound like a good idea but does it work?

October 19th, 2018|

Thought Piece The Abject Failure of Emissions Trade and Carbon Taxation Both, a carbon tax and cap and trade, have yet to provide a single good example of working. In fact, the EU ETS has [...]

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Responding to a Misleading Narrative on Texas Oil Exports

October 12th, 2018|

Thought Piece My major complaint against the one-eyed environment extremists has always been that they use misinformation and extra-legal (at best) bullying tactics, not unlike former EPA senior management, several NGO’s, many university professors, partisan [...]

Faux Outrage Over Migratory Bird Treaty Demonstrates Fractivist Duplicity

October 10th, 2018|

Thought Piece Congrats to the sanity of Greg Walcher and Paul Driessen. The size of the double standards applied to the Migratory Bird Treaty Act is symptomatic of the larger discussion about EU’s Paris Agreement [...]

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Natural gas explosions: Boston-area gas pipes among oldest and leakiest in US

September 17th, 2018|Tags: , |

Thought Piece In direct answer to Cory Brewer’s question about Massachusetts explosions, I am providing the link to the USA Today investigation. It is probably the most clear-headed and detailed, otherwise, it is small-bore reporting. [...]

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