Producing While Reducing
There are three main shale gas plays in the United States: the Appalachian, the Permian, and the Haynesville. Of the […]
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Solar Power: There is No Free Lunch
Just like electric vehicles (EV) and wind turbines, solar panels are born with a carbon debt. Once they are in
BLM Moving to Grand Junction
The mission of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is “to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the public
We Need Energy to Create Green Energy
Traveling I-35 on a trip to Corpus Christi, I noticed wind turbines had sprouted where there weren’t any before. It
It’s Been Bumpy for Oil Prices
The Aramco attacks caught us off guard The rollercoaster ride really began on Sept. 14, when drones attacked an oil
How Environmentally Friendly are Electric Cars?
Zero Emission Vehicle Program In 2020, there should be an estimated 350,000 electric vehicles (EV) sold in the United States.
California: A Return to the Dark Ages
Twenty counties, around two million people, suddenly living in the dark. All electrical power is cut off. Plastic jugs for
Trump: Helping California Because It Won’t Help Itself
I read recently that the Trump administration has announced it will be ending the years old moratorium on oil and
An Oil History Story – Edwin Drake and Pennsylvania
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text css=””]Originally published October 1, 2019 Updated by Kym Bolado on December 22, 2025 Edwin Drake : An Oil History
Your Kids: The Environmentalists’ New Pawn
No doubt you have seen the coverage of climate change activists yelling in the streets, blocking traffic and condoning school
