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Author Archives: Steve Maley
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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Apologies? We Don’t Need Your Stinkin’ Apologies!
The way things are going They’re gonna crucify me. Lyrics by John Lennon. Concept by Al Armendariz, Administrator of EPA Region VI. No apology is necessary, Mr. Armendariz. In a perverse way, your comments reveal the tactics of your agency, … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment, Government, Louisiana
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First arrest in BP spill case. #rsrh
Shackles and handcuffs seem like unnecessary theatrics. And it’s not about a negligent well design or the proximate cause of the spill, it’s about the amount of the fine. From the Daily Advertiser (Lafayette, LA): But the case against [former … Continue reading
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Mary Landrieu outpaced in fundraising by potential rival Bill Cassidy (LA-Sen 2014) #rsrh
From The Times-Picayune: WASHINGTON — The next Louisiana U.S. Senate race isn’t until 2014, but, according to the most recent Federal Election Commission filings, Rep. Bill Cassidy, R-Baton Rouge, a likely candidate for the GOP nomination, has more money in … Continue reading
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You say Falklands, I say Maldives. #rsrh
Rigzone (@Rigzone) 4/23/12 6:44 AM Borders & Southern Finds Hydrocarbons South of Falkland Islands bit.ly/IjDkmt Also: Barack Obama tries to refer to the Falklands as the Malvinas… but instead calls them the Maldives
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Earth Day 2012: The Day the Tide Turned
Happy Earth Day 2012, everyone! One day we may look back on this as the time when the tide began to recede – that being the tide of Anthropogenic Global Warming hysteria. The canary in this particular mine is the … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Environment
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BP Spill: Still Hyping After All These Years
All these years? Poetic license. It’s been two years since the disastrous explosion on the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig. Eleven rig workers were killed in a valiant but failed attempt to control BP’s Macondo well located 50 miles off the … Continue reading
Posted in BP Spill, Energy, Environment, Louisiana
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