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Do you agree with the Rubberstamp Republicans that the Oil Companies know how best to spend your tax dollars?
14 hours ago ago from Coffee Company
Hard working Americans subsidize the mature oil industry to the tune of $17 BILLION/year. With this money out of your pockets, oil companies are able to post record profits while charging you record prices. The Rubberstamp Republicans in the Senate voted today to keep your tax dollars pouring into the coffers of their buddies in the oil industry. Do you agree with the Rubberstamp Republicans when they say that the oil companies ...
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8 hours ago ago from The Oil Drum - Discussions about Energy and Our Future
Gas could be the answer in global warming fight An unlikely source of energy has emerged to meet international demands that the United States do more to fight global warming: It's cleaner than coal, cheaper than oil and a 90-year supply is under our feet. It's natural gas, the same fossil fuel that was in such short supply a decade ago that it was deemed unreliable. It's now being uncovered at such a rapid pace that its price is near a ...
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23 hours ago ago from Secret Sauce
Biofuels are coming in our life. Fossil resources used by the humanity to derive warmth are considered to be very suitable to travel from point A to point B. Of course I mean their production and delivery as well as other opportunities. But it s obvious that we have almost approached to a complete depletion of traditional sources of energy. In this context we often hear about biofuels. To be precise, it is a solid biofuel. But there ...
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16 hours ago ago from MasterResource
Around the world, China is investing in oil and gas resources to fuel its booming manufacturing industries and transportation sector to continue its sky-rocketing economic growth. China is not endowed with very much oil and gas resources of its own. Thus, it needs to partner with countries around the world to ensure availability of future supplies of oil and natural gas that it will need to keep up its current pace of economic growth. ...
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14 hours ago ago from Sabah Today.com
2009/12/21 MALAYSIAN crude palm oil futures dropped 2.2 per cent today, retreating from last week’s six-and-a-half month highs, as it factored in Friday’s drop in U.S. soyoil prices and slowing exports. U.S. soyoil, however, edged up 0.6 per cent today, after falling heavily last week thanks to a report on higher soybean output. The benchmark March contract on the Bursa Malaysia Derivatives Exchange traded RM57 lower at RM2,563 ...
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Japanese Stocks Climb As Oil Firms Strengthen - FOXBusiness.com
20 hours ago ago from FOX Business
Existing users please login User Name: Password: Remember me on this computer Home / Markets / Industries / Finance Sunday, December 20, 2009 Japanese Stocks Climb As Oil Firms Strengthen  By Myra P. Saefong MarketWatch Pulse  TOKYO -- Japan's ...
Related contentCommerzbank analyst sees oil falling below $60 in 2010
45 minutes ago ago from BloggingStocks
Can one forward a strong argument for a downtrend in oil's price in 2010? Commerzbank AG Senior Analyst Eugen Weinberg attempts do just that -- predicting that oil will fall to $59 per barrel in Q4 2010, due to OPEC production increases. "Next year, I see risk from the downside," Weinberg told Bloomberg News Monday. "OPEC discipline is receding, and I think this will continue." He added that until there's evidence of production discipline ...
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