Natural Gas Squeezed Out Once Again
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Consumers - Check
Farmers - Check
Natural Gas - Go Fly a Kite
It appears that despite T. Boone's $60 million and yet another media blitz, spending more millions, by Natural Gas Producers via the ANGA, natural gas has once again failed to get a place at the table during this week's Senate hearing on the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act.”
Apparently, ANGA Chairman David Trice was encouraged by the early look of the b... specifically that Sen. Boxer made positive comments about natural gas when she introduced the bill.
I'm sorry, but we have been hearing postive comments for the last year. i think it's time to wake up and play some hard ball - D.C. style.
Are you in?
More Sensible "Greenies" - Check
The Coal Companies - Check
The Unions - Check
Consumers - Check
Farmers - Check
Natural Gas - Go Fly a Kite
It appears that despite T. Boone's $60 million and yet another media blitz, spending more millions, by Natural Gas Producers via the ANGA, natural gas has once again failed to get a place at the table during this week's Senate hearing on the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act.”
Apparently, ANGA Chairman David Trice was encouraged by the early look of the b... specifically that Sen. Boxer made positive comments about natural gas when she introduced the bill.
I'm sorry, but we have been hearing postive comments for the last year. i think it's time to wake up and play some hard ball - D.C. style.
Are you in?
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Comment by Tom Copley on December 24, 2009 at 1:25pm
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Article provides insight on why nat gas gets less attention than deserved. --Tom
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Thanks for clarifying, Keith. I see where you're coming from. It's going to be an uphill fight, yet a noble one! --Tom
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Comment by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) on November 2, 2009 at 10:21am
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Hey Tom,
...well I'm glad you asked. lol.
I would tell them to scrap this carbon allowance experiment and lessen the tax burden to encourage hiring and income generation. I would ask them to not pick a "winner" but provide comparable tax breaks for all industries and let the marketplace determine who the winner is...
I happen to believe that right now, and for the forseeable future, natural gas and nuclear makes the most sense and has the most promise for transitioning us into and energy independent nation.
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Keith-- If you could be President Obama for a day, and use his bully pulpit, what would you be telling the Senate members right now? BTW, for those who missed it, Keith made the Philadelphia Inquirer yesterday. --Tom
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