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January 14, 2013 Archives
RealClearEnergy Afternoon Edition
Why You Shouldn't Read Energy Outlooks
- Maxx Chatsko, Motley Fool
Big Oil Beats Buffett in Rail Investments Surge
- Lee & Penty, Bloomberg
Shale Glee Starting to Spread
- Walter Russell Mead, The American Interest
An Energy War Brews Around Lonely Islands
- Richard Martin, Forbes
Will Natural Gas Vehicles Be in Our Future?
- Alan Krupnick, RFF
Energy Taxes Belong to NJ Towns
- Janice Mironov, Times of Trenton
The New Deal for UK Energy Efficiency
- David Thomas, Triple Pundit
Beijing's Blackest Day
- Editors, The Economist
On Which Nation's Fate Does Nuclear Rest?
- Mark Flanagan, NEI Notes
A Sweltering Planet's Agenda
- Editorial, Washington Post
RealClearEnergy Morning Edition
Are U.S. Oil Imports Up or Down?
- Ben Casselman, Wall Street Journal
Why are Banks Allowed to Manipulate Oil Markets?
- D. Chu, OilPrice
A Less Than Sunny Outlook for Energy This Year
- Heading Out, TOD
Behind China's Roaring Solar Industry
- Mike Silverstein, Harvard Biz Rvw
When Scientists Saw the Light on Solar Power
- James Temple, SF Chron
Exempting the Poor From a Carbon Tax
- Paul Boudreaux, CSM
Like We've Been Saying: Radiation Is No Biggie
- James Conca, Forbes
Here's Chuck Hagel's Real Problem
- Matthew Cooper, National Journal
Climate Alarmism Is a Surreal Idea
- David Roberts, Grist
Keeping Enviro Reporting Strong No Easy Task
- Margaret Sullivan, NYT
The New War For Afghanistan's Untapped Oil
- Antonia Juhasz, Quartz
High Costs Threaten Norway's Oil Recovery
- Gwladys Fouche, Reuters
Ending Virginia's "Dinosaur Tax"
- Geoffrey Styles, Energy Tribune
Who's Afraid of Fracking? Not the Regulators
- Deroy Murdock, NRO
The Daily Energy
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