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This campaign blames deregulated lending and high interest rates for the economic collapse and asks for interest rates to be capped at 10%...This campaign blames deregulated lending and high interest rates for the economic... more
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Converting rapidly from coal-generated energy to gas is President Barack Obama’s most obvious first step towards saving our planet and jump-starting our economy. A revolution in natural gas production over the past two years has left America awash with natural gas and has made it possible to eliminate most of our dependence on deadly, destructive coal practically overnight – and without the expense of building new power plants.
So writes Robert F. Kennedy Jr., president of Waterkeeper Alliance, in the Financial Times..
To continue reading:
http://climateprogress.org/2009/07/21/game-changer-robert-f-kennedy-jr-end-americaâs-deadly-coal-power-addiction-unconventional-natural-gas/Converting rapidly from coal-generated energy to gas is President Barack Obama’s... more
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August 11, 2009
The NY Times — and U.S. Senate — have caught up to Climate Progress with this piece last week, “Is Shale Gas the Climate Bill’s New Bargaining Chip?“:
Natural gas from shale formations is the new magic phrase in the oil and gas industry, as new technologies have led to stunning increases in potential resources and anticipated profits.
Now some want to see if it carries any political magic.
With new discoveries of the fossil fuel in massive but difficult to drill shale deposits, advocates claim that climate legislation means a job boom for gas engineers and drillers, and revenue for producers. They say a cap on greenhouse gas emissions could lead power plants to switch to gas from coal, which emits about double the carbon dioxide of gas.
Some experts — but not all — say that a strong mandate to expand wind power and other alternative energy generation could be a boon for natural gas generators, which are a likely future source of backup power for renewables.
At the same time, some politicians on Capitol Hill are pushing for new natural gas incentives in climate legislation moving through Congress. They note that the fuel resource sits in many states, like Michigan and Pennsylvania, whose lawmakers are needed for passage of a bill.
Continue reading by clicking story title.August 11, 2009
The NY Times — and U.S. Senate — have caught up to... more
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MoreMobileInternet.com reviews the Alltel UM175 UM175 3G Mobile Broadband USB modem. Get Alltel Mobile Broadband and get Unlimited Internet....but hurry before the Verizon merger is complete and this offer is no longer available.MoreMobileInternet.com reviews the Alltel UM175 UM175 3G Mobile Broadband USB modem.... more
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You will find this very interesting. You will watch this film and then be like, wow, can I watch that again? You will say this because it was so interesting. In fact you will probably find such interest in this film that you may end up stating something out loud about your interest in the film causing passerby's to also have an outburst of sudden interest in the film. I apologize, it seems that this film may be so extremely interesting that you will sit at your computer and watch it over and over again forcing you to starve to death, although that fly looks like it may have a good amount of protein in it.You will find this very interesting. You will watch this film and then be like, wow,... more
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