Monthly Archive: January 2008

Jan
17
2008

Experience and Change Are Not Mutually Exclusive

One of the most vigorous debates in the Democratic primaries pits “experience” against “change.” Hillary Clinton is cast as bringing experience, while Barack Obama is painted as the hope for change.  And now, since much of country is begging for major change—especially given the huge dissatisfaction with the Bush administration—all the candidates are trying to …

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Jan
06
2008

Overview of Drilling in Arctic National Wildlife Reserve

2006 Historical Comparison of Alaskan Oil Production vs Other 48 States

Analysis of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Jan
05
2008

Five Fundamental Observations about the U.S. Energy Problem

U.S. Energy Overview as of 2006

As a Citizen CEO, you want know the big picture, and then you want to know what the people who work for you, or who will potentially work for you, propose to do about it. In my last post, I summarized which U.S. Presidential candidates have an energy plan, so in this post I’ll provide …

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Jan
02
2008

Energy Plans: Which Candidates Have One?

We should elect the President of the United States based on more than some sound bites and commercials, so I want to start of the year with something meaty, such as a little exploration of where the 2008 presidential candidates stand on the issues. There are a lot of issues to consider, some more charged …

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