America's New Energy Politics
Daniel Yergin, New York Times
America needs a new political discourse on energy. This would recognize the emerging reality that the United States has turned around as an energy producer and is on a major upswing. . .
America needs a new political discourse on energy. This would recognize the emerging reality that the United States has turned around as an energy producer and is on a major upswing. . .
Daniel Yergin's Woeful Energy Dilemma
Joe Romm, Think Progress
Another day, another piece in the New York Times ignoring climate science by someone who knows better. This time it's Daniel Yergin, author of The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World and chair of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates. . .
Another day, another piece in the New York Times ignoring climate science by someone who knows better. This time it's Daniel Yergin, author of The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World and chair of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates. . .
The Game-Changer in Energy Geopolitics
Fareed Zakaria, CNN
Last year, the world's energy watchdog published a report which asked an important question: "Are we entering a golden age of gas? . ."
Last year, the world's energy watchdog published a report which asked an important question: "Are we entering a golden age of gas? . ."
Energy Policy Not a Multiple Choice Test
Lance Brown, National Journal
If President Obama took an exam on America’s current energy policies, he would get at least one answer wrong. Although the administration has touted the President’s “all of the above” approach to energy independence, the facts do no support such a strategy. . .
If President Obama took an exam on America’s current energy policies, he would get at least one answer wrong. Although the administration has touted the President’s “all of the above” approach to energy independence, the facts do no support such a strategy. . .
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