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Author Archives: Steve Maley
Ray Nagin targeted in federal grand jury probe. #rsrh
From the Times-Picayune: A federal grand jury is investigating whether city vendors gave former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin gratuities ranging from plane tickets to materials and equipment for his family’s granite-countertop business and also helped the firm land an … Continue reading
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Tagged Chocolate City, corruption, Graft, Home Depot, new orleans, Ray Nagin
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Conservationists oppose PA’s largest solar farm. #rsrh
As we’ve pointed out before, It’s Not Easy Going Green … A solar farm’s slow going When Bob Keares proposed building Pennsylvania’s largest solar farm in the heart of Chester County, he expected a warm reception, certainly from environmentalists. With … Continue reading
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Drilling Chukchi Sea, and not drilling ANWR, is insane. #rsrh
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Ladies and Gentlemen, the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale…
Around here, we have a word that aptly describes shale formations: ubitquitious. (sic) Every conventional oil and gas basin must have a hydrocarbon source, and that source is a shale. And since shales are low in permeability, we’re finding that … Continue reading
Coming Soon: FrackNation
Phelim McAleer and his wife Ann McElhinney are journalists and documentary filmmakers. You may remember Not Evil Just Wrong (2009), their takedown of Al Gore and Global Warming hysteria. Now they want to tell the truth about natural gas development … Continue reading
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Dirty Sexy Fracking Money. #rsrh
H/T Steve Milloy at JunkScience.com From 2007 until 2010, Chesapeake Energy and its employees donated $26 million to the Sierra Club for the purpose of conducting an anti-coal campaign. Then the Sierra Club decided natural gas is bad, and rejected … Continue reading
Federal Government Opens More Ocean to Wind Projects. #rsrh #unicornflatus
NYTimes Green blog: Federal Government Opens More Ocean to Wind Projects “With the right investment and the right timing, Atlantic wind can help power cities from Baltimore to Boston and Savannah, creating tens of thousands of manufacturing and engineering jobs,” … Continue reading
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SpOILed, the Movie. #rsrh
Appearances by Robert Bryce, the late Matt Simmons, and the irrepressible Michael J. Economides: Do they lie, or do they believe in their own wishful thinking? Either way, it’s not very pretty. H/T BigHollywood.
Interior ruling on endangered frog habitat could cost landowner $36 million. #rsrh
From the Times-Picayune
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The Volt: What Happens When Ideology Gets Ahead of Reality. #rsrh
From the Energy Tribune: In 2011, instead of the forecasted 10,000, 7,671 Volts were sold—which comes out to three-hundredths of 1 percent of US carmakers unit sales. Analysts say there has been a “slow initial uptake of the first models … Continue reading
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