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Tag Archives: natural gas
‘Green’ Energy Fails in California – Nuclear Power is the Answer
The Daily Caller reported during the late July heat wave in California: California’s grid operator is asking customers to limit electricity use during peak hours to help keep power flowing as a “heat dome” settles over the southwestern U.S. But … Continue reading
Globalism vs. Nationalism/ US is World’s Top Oil Producer
We tend to think of political issues as a conflict between left and right, liberals versus conservatives. But today the world’s major ideological conflict can be defined as globalism versus nationalism, which is a variation on liberalism versus conservatism. The … Continue reading
Capitalism is the Solution to all Environmental Challenges
Today, Sunday, April 22 is ‘earth day’ which has been recognized since 1970. It just so happens that the first ‘earth day’ coincided with the birth of Vladimir Lenin, the genocidal, communist dictator of Russia, born precisely 100 years before … Continue reading
Are College Kids Really ‘Hungry and Homeless’? (No)
First, here is a quick word about the mediocre job creation numbers (103,000) for March. Included in that number is this very bright spot from the Bureau of Labor Statistics: In March, employment in manufacturing rose by 22,000, with all … Continue reading
Oil Companies Have Made America Strong
If you grew up in the 1960s, as I did, you have heard for 50 years that “the oil companies are stealing from us.” It is commonly said even today by Democrats and socialists. This is the opposite of the … Continue reading
Keystone Pipeline Protest is Part of Anti-Petroleum Strategy
Environmental groups are seeking to block the Keystone pipeline which would carry crude oil through the Midwest from Canada to Texas. They now are seeking to block pipelines all over America. This is part of a much bigger strategy to … Continue reading
Why Is Gasoline Almost $4 a Gallon?
On January 20, 2009 when Barack Hussein Obama first took office gasoline cost $1.85 a gallon. Today it averages up to $4 a gallon and more. Why? First, it has often been said that “the president of the United States … Continue reading
Ohio Thrives on Capitalist Policies, Natural Gas
Carroll County, Ohio, in the eastern part of the state, was a struggling agricultural region that now is blossoming economically by tapping its natural gas resources using hydraulic “fracking”. This is a technique developed more than 50 years ago that … Continue reading
800 Nuclear Reactors Will Save the US, World
The construction of 800 nuclear reactors within the borders of the United States will sharply spur the economy, give America a brand new set of efficient electricity generators for the next century and reduce world oil prices sharply. These reactors … Continue reading
Electric Car is Now Powered by Gasoline Engine
We’ve all seen the disaster of the Chevy Volt, the battery-powered electric car. It has largely disappeared from the market after we rational people warned that it was a lemon. The only consumers who have bought Volts are generally upper-income … Continue reading
Vast New American Oil, Gas Supplies are Emerging
Here is a fascinating excerpt from bbc.co.uk, the internet site of the state-owned BBC (British Broadcasting Company): A steeper-than-expected rise in US shale oil reserves is about to change the global balance of power between new and existing producers, a … Continue reading
