We are urged not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but this isn’t too great a gift. Quebec contributes essentially zero to Canada’s oil production. The declaration is like Bolivia’s banning lobster fishing, or Kansas’s banning mountain climbing.
We are urged not to look a gift horse in the mouth, but this isn’t too great a gift. Quebec contributes essentially zero to Canada’s oil production. The declaration is like Bolivia’s banning lobster fishing, or Kansas’s banning mountain climbing.
From Energy Analyst Robert Rapier: I never cease to be amazed by people who flatly reject data that are crystal clear. I once had a guy get huffy because he insisted that gasoline prices at the end of Obama’s second …
No offense to the brilliant Robert Reich, but obviously it’s a no-brainer. Just like removing subsidies from the wealthiest enterprise in human history and putting a price on carbon. Any six-year-old can understand why all these things need to happen. …
This from Trump toady Jim Jordan, to which energy investment analyst Robert Rapier replied: Someone should ask him which of these pipelines (see below) are closed. What’s the disconnect here? My best guess is that it’s the reaction to one …
I had a talk with a Republican the other day who told me that Biden, worse than buying oil from the Russians, destroyed America’s domestic oil production on his first day in office. It took me a few moments to …
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As a critic of Big Oil put it, “Given all the loopholes and disinformation in their companies’ ‘net-zero’ pledges, it’s no wonder these board members are dodging the committee’s request to testify.” It’s very clear that the battle to phase …
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From this piece on Formosa Plastics, which is trying to build a massive 14-acre facility petrochemical complex in Louisiana. If it succeeds, it would double toxic emissions in “Cancer Alley.”
By the time ExxonMobil finally paid restitution to the people whose lives were disfigured by the 1989 oil spill from the Exxon Valdez , more than 8000 of them had died, either of the disease the spill caused, or of …
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