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Wednesday, April 4, 2012 at 10:38AM We hear it so often from the activist lefties that we perhaps take it for granted. It's the one asserting that Big Oil needs its "excessive" profits taxed away. This good article in the US Investors Business Daily is highly revealing however.
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The measures come after Seoul was forced to halt its Gori-1 reactor operations last month when outside electricity needed to keep the reactors cool was cut off by mistake during a routine safety check.
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This graph is so sad. But I hope changes will be made the sooner.
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The only way to remain a world power is to have a cost-effective and sustainable supply of it.
The recent increase in gas prices has once again brought the issue of energy policy to the forefront of the American psyche.
Please visit http://chriscrosby.net/blog/2012/03/16/americas-gas-pains/