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Tag Archives: energy policy
Here Comes the Sun
Here Comes the Sun! As my readers know, I have always claimed that we will never have a “renewable energy” system until we quit burning fossil fuels and rely primarily on Solar Energy to power our world. Any power source … Continue reading
Global Warming-Is It Real or Just a Scam?
Global Warming-Is It Real or Just a Scam? Recently the American Meteorological Society (AMS) released a new statement on the present situation concerning Global Warming. You can read their statement on Global Warming here. A synopsis might be could be … Continue reading
War is a Lose-Lose Situation Every Time!
*Advertisement* War is a Lose-Lose Situation Every Time! In every war, no matter the outcome, both sides lose. That’s an historical fact that any historian will tell you. For instance, we (the US and it’s allies) “won” WWII at the … Continue reading
Exxon-Mobile lies and Why the Tar Sands Should be Reconsidered!
Exxon-Mobile lies and Why the Tar Sands Should be Reconsidered! I’m sure that you have seen the “touchy-feeley” Exxon-Mobil commercial on how the Alberta Tar Sands are going to be a great boon to our economy. The oil from those … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Nikiforuk, energy policy, environmental costs, Exxon-Mobile, global warming, tar sands
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The Good, The Bad and The Ugly!
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly! Today I want to talk briefly about three issues concerning Energy. Wind, Nuclear and Attitude. Wind (The Good) A few days ago I ran across and article at Gizmag about a type of … Continue reading
Posted in alternative energy, nuclear energy, politics of energy
Tagged CO2, energy policy, Eolewater, Gizmag, global warming, John Ransom, nuclear energy, wind energy
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