Category Archives: Fossil Fuels

Obama’s missed opportunity

(Apr. 11, 2009) No country on Earth is more responsible for the abolition of slavery than the United States of America. Continue reading

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Obama’s missed opportunity

(April 11, 2009) He could have told the Turks of America’s role in ending the universal scourge of slavery. No country on Earth is more responsible for the abolition of slavery than the United States of America. Continue reading

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Text of Obama’s Speech to Turkish Parliament

(April 6, 2009) PRESIDENT OBAMA: Mister speaker, madam deputy speaker, distinguished members, I am honored to speak in this chamber, and I am committed to renewing the alliance between our nations and the friendship between our people. Continue reading

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A study of water and sediment quality as related to public health issues, Fort Chipewyan, Alberta

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Oil sands cleanup

(September 13, 2008) The public debate on oil sands fails to recognize that restoration is possible and not that expensive. Continue reading

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Oil sands cleanup

(September 13, 2008) The public debate on oil sands fails to recognize that restoration is possible and not that expensive. Continue reading

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Sands of peace

(September 6, 2008) Russia’s energy supplies enabled their aggression, Canada’s supply could be the placating alternative. Continue reading

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India rejects climate doom, pursues economic boom

(July 26, 2008) India loves the UN’s climate change policies and so does India’s representative at the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Rajendra Pachauri. Continue reading

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Abundant energy will power future growth

(July 12, 2008) Up! Up! Up! The world is consuming more and more energy and, as if by miracle, the amount left to consume grows ever higher. Never before in human history has energy been accessible in greater abundance and in more regions, never before has mankind had more energy options and faced a brighter energy future. Continue reading

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Europe’s Coal Renaissance

(April 24, 2008) Coal is back, despite — and perhaps also because of — attempts to beat it back. Continue reading

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