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What will it take to wake people up?

Trillion dollar spending plans, multibillion dollar bailouts, and now...here it comes. Higher taxes.

Oh yeah, I've heard the Obama hype about all the "tax cuts" that the middle class folks are gonna get. But that's all it is...hype!


First of all, it would be nice if you cleaned your mouth up a bit here. Second, you stated, "Oh yeah, I've heard the Obama hype about all the "tax cuts" that the middle class folks are gonna get. But that's all it is...hype!" How

Why we need a strong Navy

The latest Iranian threat in the Persian Gulf demonstrates why we need a strong Navy today and in the future.

Iran's first vice-president warned five days ago that if Western nations put sanctions on Iran's oil exports, "then even one drop of oil cannot flow from the Strait of Hormuz." Iran's top naval commander said closing the Persian Gulf would be "easier than drinking a glass of water."

About 17 percent of the world's daily oil requirements come through the Strait, and its loss would be a major setback to the world economy. Indeed, any attempt to close this international waterway should be viewed as an act of war by those who use it. But experts point out that Iran also depends on oil exports to keep its economy going, and closing the strait would be economic suicide, as one anonymous Iranian oil ministry official told reporters. So the posturing by Iran is widely dismissed as a bluff.

Nevertheless, a recent article in Foreign Affairs magazine points out there is little doubt that Iran could give the U.S. Navy fits with its recently modernized forces in the Gulf and Indian Ocean. Our Navy would almost certainly prevail, and that keeps a leash on Iran's aggression.

Democrat Maxine Waters threatens socializing oil companies

Democrat Maxine Waters, Democrat Congresswoman, says she wants to socialize the oil industry. She threatens the oil industry executives with ...

Zmetro.com: Oil & Water, Jet Fuel & Labor

So far in 2011, we've seen a similar surge in oil prices, but based on current geopolitical events, I am not expecting another $117 drop in the price of a barrel of oil like we witnessed in 2008. 64 per barrel [price of a barrel of oil plus the equivalent cost to refine crude into jet fuel (the crack spread)] on July 11, 2008. At that time, the price of a barrel of oil had not yet reached its apex of $147 per barrel, but was well on its way....

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Desert olive oil cultivation, advanced biotechnologies
398 pages
Desert olive oil cultivation, advanced biotechnologies

This is just one of the aspects of desert cultivation of olives that is covered in Desert Olive Oil Advanced Biotechnologies.

Oil, water and climate, an introduction
366 pages
Oil, water and climate, an introduction

An excellent introduction to oil, water and climate change issues for students of environmental science.

Fueling the appetite for water: The palm oil biofuel industry in San Pedro Sula, Honduras
149 pages
Fueling the appetite for water: The palm oil biofuel industry in San Pedro Sula, Honduras

The world desperately seeks alternative fuels to eradicate its reliance upon unsustainable oil extraction; however, emerging biofuel technology is contingent on ...

Oil and water, two faiths : one God
224 pages
Oil and water, two faiths : one God

" In all of this, the book invites the reader to a place of reconciliation, to a place where the truth and value of each of these great faith traditions can be ...

Environmental technology in the oil industry
407 pages
Environmental technology in the oil industry

This significantly updated edition looks at each stage in the life cycle of petroleum products, from exploration to end use, examining the environmental ...

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Oil and Water; Jet Fuel and Labor
Based on findings by the Air Transport Association's superb economic analysis team led by chief economist John Heimlich, the US airline industry paid the equivalent of $174.64 per barrel [price of a barrel of oil plus the equivalent cost to refine

Loren Steffy: BP's deep Gulf comeback
Loren Steffy: BP's deep Gulf comeback Earlier this week, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management & Other Stuff issued the first deep-water drilling permit since BP's oil disaster in April. Houston-based Noble Energy is the operator of the well, which had been under way before the

Oil-Spill Panel's Reilly Faults Regulators
Mr. Reilly said he believed the oil industry got a "wake-up call" from the Deepwater Horizon rig blowout, which resulted in the nation's largest offshore oil spill. "There is a large self interest [within the industry] to get a hold of this problem,"

BP spin doctors pour water on oily spills
BP spin doctors pour water on oily spills Yet he acknowledges BP has to do more than simply talk about gaining trust; he says it has to show clearly that it can manage the high risks inherent in the oil industry and ''demonstrate that we respect the environment and the needs of local

Lax Rules for the Natural Gas Industry
Lax Rules for the Natural Gas Industry Establishes goals of water that is “fishable and swimmable” by 1983 and zero discharge of pollutants by 1985. 1987 Congress amends the act, requiring the EPA to develop a permitting program for stormwater runoff, but these amendments largely exempt oil