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Category Archives: Oil Addiction
Obama and the Blueprint for a Secure Energy Future
I received this email from the White House this morning with a link to the document titled, “Blueprint for a Secure Energy Future.” If you haven’t watched Obama’s speech on energy futures at Georgetown University yesterday, make sure to watch … Continue reading
Posted in biofuel, climate change, Oil Addiction, Opinion
Tagged independence, oil addiction, petroleum, renewable
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PICKENS ENCOURAGED BY PRESIDENT OBAMA’S CALL FOR A MORE SECURE AMERICAN ENERGY FUTURE
Dallas, TX – March 30, 2010 – T. Boone Pickens today released the following statement in response to remarks by President Obama at Georgetown University, where he outlined his plan for America’s energy security: “Today the President articulated the national … Continue reading
Posted in Natural Gas, News, Oil Addiction
Tagged biofuel, electric vehicle, energy security, EV, oil addiction, petroleum, Pickens Plan, T Boone Pickens
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Energy Security – Are We Ready?
Today, President Barack Obama spoke to students at Georgetown University to challenge the next generation to meet the challenge of reducing our dependence on foreign oil. He put forth a plan to reduce our daily import of foreign oil by … Continue reading
Is Methanol the Silver Bullet?
In our quest to find sources of energy to replace petroleum, it is hard not to look at other fossil-based resources that haven’t been over-utilized and are abundant in the United States and the Americas. Natural gas definitely fits the … Continue reading
Posted in education, Methanol, Natural Gas, Oil Addiction
Tagged biofuel, biofuels, diesel, dimethyl ether, efficiency, fuel efficiency, methanol, methanol economy, petroleum
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Voters Guide to Picking Candidates
Before you go to the voting booth this year, make sure you do a little research on the candidates and understand where they stand on reducing our dependence on petroleum. If asked, all candidates will answer, “I support reducing our … Continue reading
Posted in biodiesel, biofuel, education, Natural Gas, Oil Addiction, Opinion, Voters Guide
Tagged candidates, energy independence, oil addiction, petroleum addiction, vote, voters, voters guide, voting
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Top Ways to Reduce Our Dependence on Oil
I see many articles on ways that people can reduce their usage of oil in the home and in their lifestyle. Bike to work, buy a scooter, buy natural fiber clothes. All of these will make some difference but is … Continue reading
Posted in efficiency, environment, Oil Addiction, Uncategorized
Tagged how do I save gas, oil dependence, reducing petroleum
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Pickens Plan for Energy Independence
Today, we used 21 million barrels of oil in the US. Actually, we do this every day. That accounts for 25% of global production. We import 13 million barrels of oil per day of which 5 million barrels come from … Continue reading
Posted in Natural Gas, Oil Addiction
Tagged biofuels, fuels, natura gas, Pickens, Plan, transportation
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Will We Help Fund the 3rd Golden Age in Arabia?
Tonight, I watched the Imax movie, Arabia, at the Fernbank Museum and enjoyed the history lesson in the Two Golden Ages of Arabia. The first was led by the Nabataean culture and the natural resource that created their empire was … Continue reading
Posted in education, Movie Review, Oil Addiction
Tagged foreign oil, funding terrorism, middle east, money for oil
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