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Archive for September, 2009

[09/30] Newspapers Call for Increased Energy Exploration off the Carolinas, Highlight Huge Economic Benefits, Safety

[09/30] Newspapers Call for Increased Energy Exploration off the Carolinas, Highlight Huge Economic Benefits, Safety

[09/30] How many steel workers does it take to build a windmill?

[09/25] October 2009

[09/25] CEA October 2009 Newsletter

[09/25] Testimony by Dave Harbour, Air Quality Permit Proposal for Chukchi Sea, AK, Sept. 25, 2009

[09/24] Silent majorities and dressing for success

[09/24] If we don’t want it, others will benefit

[09/23] Saving energy in mid-air

[09/22] David Holt: Why are we conceding Canadian oil to China?

[09/22] National Oilheat Summit Sees Bright Future For Industry

[09/22] NSBA Report Shows On-Bill Financing Improves Energy Efficiency

[09/22] CEA Urges Senate to Adopt Commonsense Offshore Energy Exploration Provision

[09/22] CEA Urges Senate to Adopt Commonsense Offshore Energy Exploration Provision

[09/22] CEA Praises Bipartisan, Bicameral Congressional Efforts on Expanding Domestic Offshore Energy Production

[09/22] CEA Praises Bipartisan, Bicameral Congressional Efforts on Expanding Domestic Offshore Energy Production

[09/22] CEA: More Than 325,000 Americans Tell Secretary Salazar to “Show Us the Energy”

[09/22] CEA: More Than 325,000 Americans Tell Secretary Salazar to “Show Us the Energy”

[09/21] Letter to the U.S. Minerals Management Service on Offshore Energy Development, September 2009

[09/21] Letter to the U.S. Minerals Management Service on Offshore Energy Development

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