Posts Tagged ‘ethanol’
November 24th, 2009 | 1 Comment
That’s the story we’re being sold. It’s hard to understand exactly where those jobs come from, but here’s a stab at it: President Barack Obama hits three nails on the head with his plan to cap carbon emissions: weaning us off fossil fuels, spurring a wave of investment and job creation, and putting cash in [...]
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Saudi Arabia has announced it’s increasing production by 200,000 barrels a day. There are some thoughts I have about the article. “Saudi Arabia is concerned that sustained high oil prices will eventually slacken the world’s appetite for oil, affecting the kingdom in the long run.” I wonder what gave them that idea? Could it have [...]
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The Senate passed its version of the Clean Energy Act of 2007 last night. I’ve addressed a few of the issues of it before. However, as with most all legislation, it got kind of changed along the way. So, here’s a recap courtesy of CNN: An increase in automobile fuel economy requirements to a fleet-wide [...]
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