Advertisement

December 10, 2012

Tapping the North American Gusher

Mary O'Grady, Wall Street Journal


Climate Progress

President Obama has promised to get the anemic U.S. economy going again by boosting exports. Besides the export of billions of freshly printed U.S. dollars from the Federal Reserve, it is not clear exactly what the president has in mind. . .

Read Full Article ››

TAGGED: natural gas, oil, domestic energy, North America, Wall Street Journal

RECOMMENDED ARTICLES

December 3, 2012
Obama Keystone Call May Preview Energy Plan
Josh Lederman, AP
It's a decision President Barack Obama put off during the 2012 campaign, but now that he's won a second term, his next move on a proposed oil pipeline between the U.S. and Canada may signal how he will deal with climate and... more ››
December 3, 2012
Let the States Regulate the Gas Bounty
Mark Maddox, Wash Examiner
The difference between how candidates frame public policy during election campaigns and how they frame it in policy discussions is deplorable. Sound bites make for good television and stump speeches but can make for awful... more ››
December 10, 2012
Everyone Can Benefit From a Nat Gas Tax
Steven Pearlstein, Wash Post
Every once in awhile, one of those economic policy dogfights comes along that involves huge sums of money and pits one powerful industry against another. The K Street lobbying machine goes into overdrive, dueling studies are... more ››
December 6, 2012
'Fuels of the Past' Are Keys to America's Future
Mark Perry, American
The Department of Energy released it Annual Energy Outlook today for 2013, with updated estimates of U.S. energy consumption by fuel source out to the year 2040 in Table A1 of the report. . . more ››
|