Veterans, Politicians Team Up in Battle to Change Energy Policy

September 8, 2011 by · Leave a Comment
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It was 1996 and Rear Adm. Larry Baucom had a job to do. His mission: Protect American oil interests in the Persian Gulf. Even with the backdrop of peace, Baucom understood this was a costly endeavor.

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Veterans, Politicians Team Up in Battle to Change Energy Policy

The Myth of Cheap Fossil Fuels – A Roadblock for Renewable Energy

August 19, 2010 by · Leave a Comment
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Recently, when Senator Harry Reid put forth a “spill bill” rather than an energy bill, my theory that the energy debate in this country has been framed upside down seemed to be confirmed.

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Calculating a Carbon Footprint

July 24, 2009 by · Leave a Comment
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Not too long ago, the concept of a Carbon Footprint was a foreign one. But as global climate change theory has gained traction in the general public, carbon footprint has become common lingo. Online calculators which account for ones personal carbon emissions have emerged as a popular tool for the climate-minded to track and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. These calculators are so prevalent that if you search Google, you’ll find a wide selection waiting for your personal energy and transportation data. Here’s the problem though: not all carbon footprint calculators are created equal. So to help you parse out the good from the bad, and assess the accuracy of a quick and dirty approach, I tested nine different calculators.
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