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Tag Archives: EPA
Energy Week in Review
Headlines for the week ending March 29, 2013: Oil Spills Mount on Tracks Labor Union Blasts Rep. Ed Markey’s Opposition to Keystone XL Pipeline Eagle Ford Shale provided $61B economic boost to South Texas E.P.A. Plans Stricter Limit for Sulfur … Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged bakken shale, Eagle Ford Shale, EPA, gasoline prices, Israel, Labor Unions, north dakota, Oil Spills, Railroads, Sulfur
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Energy Week in Review
Headlines for the week ending March 15, 2013: Obama announces plans to fund alternative fuel research Ethanol Surplus May Lift Gas Prices Japan extracts gas from methane hydrate in world first Dissident Shareholders Flex Their Muscle Excerpts and commentary below … Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged EPA, Ethanol mandates, Fukushima, Japan, LPG, Methane Hydrates, Obama, RFS, SandRidge, Tom Ward
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I Do Not Like It, Uncle Sam! I Do Not Like Your Clean Green Scam!
With apologies to Theodore Geisel Will government ever learn? Every time they try to fool the market with some cockamamie attempt at central planning, they create a discontinuity in the market. These discontinuities can often be exploited for gain. That’s … Continue reading
“Crucifyin’ Al” Armendariz lands post-EPA gig. At the Sierra Club. #rsrh
Former EPA regional chief Al Armendariz, two months after resigning, joins Sierra Club’s anti-coal campaign Al Armendariz resigned as the Environmental Protection Agency’s regional administrator in Dallas on April 30, four days after Republicans demanded his ouster for comments he … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Armendariz, Environmental Extremism, EPA, Mud Huts, Sierra Club
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Remember the Keystone XL Segment Pres. Obama “Fast-Tracked”? Not So Fast…
EPA has concerns for pipeline near coast HOUSTON — The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is concerned that permitting for the southern segment of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline could be insufficient and has asked for a more extensive review. An … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Government
Tagged Al Armendariz, Duplicity, EPA, Keystone XL Pipeline, Region 6
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EPA and the White House Wash Their Hands of the ‘Crucifixion’ Mess
Earlier this week, a two-year old YouTube video surfaced that floated some raw sewage in the Obama Administration’s energy punchbowl. In it, EPA Region 6 Administrator Al Almendariz, speaking to a group of Texas citizens, chuckles while comparing his agency’s … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Louisiana, Politics
Tagged Almendariz, EPA, Lisa Jackson, Obama
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EPA Ruling Kills Shell’s Plans to Drill Offshore Alaska
A ruling by the Environmental Appeals Board of the EPA has scuttled Shell Oil Company’s plan to drill its initial exploratory test in Alaska’s Chukchi Sea. This is at least the second time drilling has been deferred or delayed due … Continue reading
