THE VOICE FOR THE ENERGY CONSUMER
A few facts about the nation’s national forests: They comprise 8.5% of all land in the United States. Although the National Parks Service manages them, they are not national parks..
Today, one day after April 15 when many of us have sent that check into the IRS and are feeling a little poorer, it should go without saying: No one.
2010 is shaping up as a milestone year for the wind power industry, which continues to see an abundance of new capacity added in multiple states. Last week the American.
In a week that saw a major, positive breakthrough in the country’s offshore drilling policy, the stories of energy jobs moving overseas just keep coming. Recently we cited the example.
Nobody was expecting – nor were very many recommending – that offshore drilling be allowed indiscriminately around all of the country. CEA applauded President Obama’s bold decision last week to.
March 31 was a groundbreaking day of such historic significance that had its developments come one day later, it might well have been mistaken as an April Fool’s Day joke..
First the good news: Domestic oil production last year increased for the first time since 1991. For folks who tend to be amazed by how time flies, that’s almost 20.
As industrial states like Michigan pin their hopes of an economic revival on renewable energy, a lot of people are understandably skeptical that the Rust Belt will ever be green..
In a perfect world, the U.S. would be 100% oil independent. In today’s less-than-perfect world, tapping Canada for some of our energy needs would seem to be the next best.
Everyone who works in renewable energy – or American manufacturing for that matter – let out a collective sigh of “What is the world coming to?” last November, after Evergreen.
