
Many of you have been nice enough to inquire about Copenhagen and our screening of “Haynesville.” The discussions seem be the same, often meandering from curiosity about the screening directly to questions about the conference and its results.
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Last week, representatives (official and symbolic) descended on Copenhagen, Denmark with one unified goal- to change the course of the global environmental decline. Now we are half-way through one of the biggest environmental rallies ever achieved, and those of us who cannot be there are holding our breath.
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Whether you believe in climate change or not, the potential result of working toward the goal of better fuel sources is undeniable. Play this game of pretend with me and see what global warming can do for our energy future.
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The new push on the energy and climate bills is announced. We are flummoxed that “clean coal” and “nuclear” are mentioned but no “natural gas.”
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An open letter to Miami from New Orleans. Yet another reason to love the Saints.
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The Wall Street Journal explores the issue of hydraulic fracturing — the technique used to extract the natural gas from shale.
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