American energy policy
By Nathanael Baker on July 22, 2010
Tags: American energy policy, DOE, Energy Blog, facebook, flickr, social media, steven chu, twitter, U.S. Department of Energy, youtube
In an effort to be more transparent and connected to the American people, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has created the "Energy Blog."
By Nathanael Baker on June 14, 2010
Tags: alternative energy, alternative fuels, American energy policy, Jeff Merkley, oil import, Oregon, overseas oil, Solving Our Oil Vulnerability
Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley has released an ambitious energy plan which calls for the elimination of the United States' dependence on foreign oil by 2030.
By Farron Cousins on May 26, 2010
Tags: Christian Science Monitor, Gulf oil, The New York Times, American energy policy, American Power Act, BP, BP Gulf Oil Spill, Christian Science Monitor, clean energy economy, Gulf of Mexico, John Kerry, Kerry-Lieberman Bill, Leak, offshore drilling, Oil Spill, U.S. energy reform, Alaska, energy, Gulf of Mexico, Joe Lieberman, John Kerry, oil, transportation
In spite of the fact that he is sponsoring the most comprehensive energy reform bill in American history [pdf], Senator John Kerry said at an event on Wednesday that ending offshore oil drilling was simply not possible.
