
If the United States wants energy security and not be forced to depend on foreign oil, then why do we appear to be overlooking natural gas?
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If the United States wants energy security and not be forced to depend on foreign oil, then why do we appear to be overlooking natural gas?

The things Craig has heard from people he’s encountered convince him that very few people know the truth about either Alaska’s governor or ANWR.

As I read The Green Collar Economy, I kept hoping the author would tell me about a successful, green collar, free-enterprise business model—a company that could be replicated over and over across America, rewarding investors and providing long-term financial opportunities to stakeholders.

During the campaign both presidential candidates have promised us lower taxes, higher wages, lower interest rates, lower medical insurance costs, and better national security. Both of them have promised that we will be healthier, wealthier and happier if they are the President. The final winner may fulfill some, none, or all of his promises – we won’t know for sure until we are well into the next term. The real bottom line is how their policies will affect you and your family.
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