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Monthly Archives: July 2012
ABC: ‘Best News’ Is Gas Prices May Drop 50 cents before November election #rsrh
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism/2012/07/06/ABC-Politicizes-Gas-Prices “On ABC’s ‘Good Morning America’ Monday, the anchors were talking about falling gas prices, and reporter Paula Faris said something so blatantly biased I almost couldn’t believe ABC would allow it. She said, ‘The best news, it (the gas … Continue reading
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A Skeptic Looks at Alternative Energy – IEEE Spectrum
http://spectrum.ieee.org/energy/renewables/a-skeptic-looks-at-alternative-energy/0 Skeptic is too strong a word. Realist? “Perhaps the most misunderstood aspect of energy transitions is their speed. Substituting one form of energy for another takes a long time. U.S. nuclear generation began to deliver 10 percent of all … Continue reading
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@iowahawkblog: DNC Scientists Disprove Existence of Roberts’ Taxon #rsrh
http://iowahawk.typepad.com/iowahawk/2012/07/dnc-scientists-disprove-existence-of-roberts-taxon.html “In order to disprove the Taxon, scientists at the HSWC devised a test experiment in their enormous CarneyLab bullshit accelerator. This test involved speeding a small mass of Facton – theoretically containing Roberts’ Taxon – and smashing it at … Continue reading
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Q: What do #fracking fluid and a kosher hot dog have in common? A: Sodium erythorbate. #rsrh #natgas
Natural Gas Economics: A Look Under the Hood
Christmas comes in June for energy geeks and graph junkies. Every year, the Energy Information Administration of the Department of Energy releases its Annual Energy Outlook (AEO), a compendium of 30-tear forecasts and analyses of energy sources and uses. The … Continue reading
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@Mark_J_Perry: CO2 emissions will likely fall this year to 1991 levels. #shalegas #marketforces #rsrh
More shockingly good news from the shale gas revolution: CO2 emissions will likely fall this year to 1991 levels http://www.aei-ideas.org/2012/07/more-shockingly-good-news-from-the-shale-gas-revolution-co2-emissions-will-likely-fall-this-year-to-1991-levels/ John Hanger points out on his energy blog that energy-related carbon dioxide emissions have fallen so sharply in the first … Continue reading
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