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06.30.2008 5:17 pm

U.S. could be at top of list of countries with large oil reserves

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

In response to the letter of June 26 “Dollar Short” it appears that the letter writer has been listening to the Democratic response to the Republican effort to authorize drilling in ANWR.  Senator Schumer (D-NY) was on on the radio…

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06.30.2008 5:14 pm

Blaming politicians for oil prices is to ignore fundamental economic issues

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

One reader has identified Harry Reed and Nancy Pelosi as the reason for high gas prices. It is certainly clear that we do not have an effective energy policy and it is also clear that every politician since 1973 is…

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06.27.2008 5:51 pm

It’s not the tree-huggers’ fault

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Big oil gave millions to Bush’s campaign. In an effort to grant one big, last, return  favor, Bush seems to suggest that we can  drill our way out of the high gasoline  prices by making more off shore sites available to…

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06.25.2008 5:29 pm

Two columns on energy policy, but only one makes sense

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

The 6/23 article written by Paul Krugman, “McCain embraces the failed Bush energy approach” was hilarious. In the article, he critizes President Bush and John McCain for advocating increased off-shore drilling as a potential solution for addressing soaring gas prices.…

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06.24.2008 5:42 pm

Columnist’s main idea undercut by underhanded photo

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

I thought it was curious that the Post-Dispatch (8/16/08) found it necessary to print a photo below the op-ed piece by Jonah Goldberg encouraging drilling for oil in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR). The photo of a solitary polar…

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06.23.2008 2:22 pm

We blame lack of drilling and environmental laws, but it’s really the Enron loophole

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

 Read all the newspapers, listen to all the news programs and you’ll be told our current oil crisis is pegged to restrictions on drilling and overly restrictive environmental laws piggybacked onto world wide record consumption.  However until today I had not heard of what appears to…

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06.19.2008 2:15 pm

Rail transit should replace automobiles in U.S.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

In the business column dated 6/16 “Rail transit just isn’t trying to improve fuel efficiency”, the Cato Institute fellow focuses on inefficiencies in our transit. He bemoans that buses often run less than full. To him, this means we should…

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06.18.2008 4:07 pm

Conservation is the duty of every American

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

For the past month, in response to $4 per gallon gasoline, I have been conducting a driving experiment: I have been setting my cruise control right on 60 mph while on Highways 70, 370, and 270, and have made sure…

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06.14.2008 10:46 am

U.S. could be a world leader in energy, but we’re looking in the wrong places

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

In today’s paper, Gasprom, a Russian oil company, the biggest next to Rosneft, is predicting the cost of oil will be $250 a barrel by the year 2009.  Gasprom is also trying to muscle into the Alaskan Pipe line deal…

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06.11.2008 3:47 pm

Oil and gas prices: Too much blame, too many excuses, one simple truth

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

I am somewhat  amazed at  the myriad of reasons attributed to high gas prices that I’ve been recently reading about in the Post-Dispatch.  Our government blames commodities specualtors, supply and demand, China, India, the seasons, weather, potential weather, etc., but  they fail to mention the world-wide instability and…

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