Bookworm on Feb 15 2013 | Filed under: Energy
Tweet In my post about Victor Davis Hanson’s talk, I wrote that the US is the world’s largest coal producer. It turns out that I was wrong. And by “I was wrong,” I mean just that. It was my error, not Hanson’s. I was simultaneously trying to listen to Hanson, eat a divine chocolate dessert, [...]
Danny Lemieux on Apr 05 2011 | Filed under: Economics, Energy, Europe, Iran, Iraq, Islam, Israel, Jihad, Saudi Arabia, Self-reliance
Tweet Israel as the next Saudia Arabia? According to this article in the Wall Street Journal, Israel’s unusually large and high-quality shale oil reserves may yield as much oil as all of Saudi Arabia’s proven oil reserves. http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703806304576242420737584278.html These discoveries are in addition to of Israel’s recently diclosed gas reserves, also anticipated to [...]
Bookworm on Nov 02 2008 | Filed under: Barack Obama
Tweet I know you’ve heard about it, but now you can actually hear it: Obama stuttering wildly before gleefully admitting that he wants to drive the American coal industry into bankruptcy. Who cares about those whose livelihood depends on the coal industry? Who cares about those who regularly use and need affordable coal produced energy? [...]
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