Big oil now seeing green
Denver Post Big oil companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to research and develop alternative and renewable power sources — not only as part of the green movement, but with serious hopes of cashing in when the technologies are broadly commercialized.
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The truth about oil FrontPage Magazine Contrary to the conventional wisdom, mankind’s oil supplies are not getting depleted, but they keep continually expanding. More...
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Bill puts Wyoming Range off-limits to energy production Jackson Hole Star-Tribune Despite protests by some senators worried about world energy production, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee approved a bill putting 1.2 million acres of the Wyoming Range off-limits to future oil and gas production.
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Clean coal research proposals sought
Wyoming Business Report A University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources task force is soliciting clean coal research proposals to improve the use of Wyoming's coal resources.
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EDITORIAL: The biofuels backlash Wall Street Journal St. Jude is the patron saint of lost causes, and for 30 years we invoked his name as we opposed ethanol subsidies. So imagine our great, pleasant surprise to see that the world is suddenly awakening to the folly of subsidized biofuels.
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Storing wind energy in a bottle
Minneapolis Star-Tribune A University of Minnesota chemical engineering professor is set to begin testing how to store wind energy in large-scale chemical batteries.
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An in-depth approach to drilling
Houston Chronicle Nonexistent just three decades ago, oil production in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico now accounts for nearly three-fourths of the offshore region's crude output and has become a vital piece of the nation's energy supply, according to a government report.
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OPINION: ANWR drilling benefits Americans
Minnesota Daily One of the United States' most pressing political issues over the past 40 years has been the question of whether or not to drill for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. More...
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OPINION: California's energy colonialism Wall Street Journal "When you look at the globe, California is a little spot on that globe," Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said recently at Yale University's Climate Change Conference. "But when it comes to our power of influence, it is the equivalent of a whole continent."
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Rolling with the wind
Denver Post Colorado's $3 billion railroad freight sector is rolling strong and destined to get stronger, with the wind at its back. The state's effort to build a new industry centered on wind power is likely to bring a surge of new business to rail carriers.
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Alaska legislature wants polar bear study
Anchorage Daily News The state Legislature is looking to hire a few good polar bear scientists. The conclusions have already been agreed upon - researchers just have to fill in the science part.
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Big oil now seeing green
Denver Post Big oil companies are spending hundreds of millions of dollars to research and develop alternative and renewable power sources — not only as part of the green movement, but with serious hopes of cashing in when the technologies are broadly commercialized.
More...
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The truth about oil FrontPage Magazine Contrary to the conventional wisdom, mankind’s oil supplies are not getting depleted, but they keep continually expanding. More...
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Bill puts Wyoming Range off-limits to energy production Jackson Hole Star-Tribune Despite protests by some senators worried about world energy production, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee approved a bill putting 1.2 million acres of the Wyoming Range off-limits to future oil and gas production.
More...
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Clean coal research proposals sought
Wyoming Business Report A University of Wyoming School of Energy Resources task force is soliciting clean coal research proposals to improve the use of Wyoming's coal resources.
More...
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EDITORIAL: The biofuels backlash Wall Street Journal St. Jude is the patron saint of lost causes, and for 30 years we invoked his name as we opposed ethanol subsidies. So imagine our great, pleasant surprise to see that the world is suddenly awakening to the folly of subsidized biofuels.
More...
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Storing wind energy in a bottle
Minneapolis Star-Tribune A University of Minnesota chemical engineering professor is set to begin testing how to store wind energy in large-scale chemical batteries.
More...
|
|
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An in-depth approach to drilling
Houston Chronicle Nonexistent just three decades ago, oil production in the deep waters of the Gulf of Mexico now accounts for nearly three-fourths of the offshore region's crude output and has become a vital piece of the nation's energy supply, according to a government report.
More...
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OPINION: ANWR drilling benefits Americans
Minnesota Daily One of the United States' most pressing political issues over the past 40 years has been the question of whether or not to drill for oil in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. More...
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OPINION: California's energy colonialism Wall Street Journal "When you look at the globe, California is a little spot on that globe," Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said recently at Yale University's Climate Change Conference. "But when it comes to our power of influence, it is the equivalent of a whole continent."
More...
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Rolling with the wind
Denver Post Colorado's $3 billion railroad freight sector is rolling strong and destined to get stronger, with the wind at its back. The state's effort to build a new industry centered on wind power is likely to bring a surge of new business to rail carriers.
More...
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Alaska legislature wants polar bear study
Anchorage Daily News The state Legislature is looking to hire a few good polar bear scientists. The conclusions have already been agreed upon - researchers just have to fill in the science part.
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