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June 16, 2010

Obama's Call for Solar and Wind to Replace Oil Doesn't Compute

President Obama's speech on the Gulf Oil Disaster morfed into another pitch for wind and solar to replace fossil fuels....but the facts just don't support his conclusion.

June 10, 2010

Six Lessons We Can Learn From the BP Oil Rig Explosion

Knowledge@Wharton suggests six steps that can be learned from the Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion and how other companies can learn from their mistakes.


June 10, 2010

Climate Change Up for Debate

Proposals to curb climate change legislation is up for debate on the Hill while even some leading Democrats question the economic impact of policies to restruct carbon dioxide emissions.

June 1, 2010

California Law: A Duplicate of Arizona Immigration Law?

Some California politicians want to boycott Arizona but does the state's own laws already have a mirror statue of the Grand Canyon State?

May 11, 2010

Energy-Related Carbon Emissions Plunge

CO2 emissions were down 7% in 2009 representing the largest decline in recorded history, according to a report released last week by the EIA.


May 10, 2010

Another Interesting Day on Wall Street

AnalysisOnline provides an economic update after the U.S. stock market posted its biggest one-day gain in over a year on Monday.


May 9, 2010

New Arizona Immigration Law: The Result of Years of Problems

The new Arizona immigration law is the result of years of problems and issues in the state. The Arizona Republic publishes a helpful timeline.

May 6, 2010

Containment on Sea Floor to Cope with Gulf Oil Spill

BP's Containment Vessel is on the sea floor to curtain the release of oil in to the Gulf. Oil spill as BP crews worked to capture the leaking oil, according to the Los Angeles Times.


May 4, 2010

Continuing Fallout From Arizona's Immigration Law

Arizona’s new immigration law continues to polarize public opinion as advocates and critics seek to bolster support through marches, boycotts, and using mainstream media as a platform.


May 3, 2010

Hiring of Federal Workers Grows

The Gallup Job Creation Index reveals that the federal government is hiring more workers than the private sector. Local and state government continue to struggle financially while the federal government is spending more.

April 29, 2010

Is Arizona's New Immigration Law Destined to Fail?

Lawsuits against Arizona's new immigration bill were filed on Thursday. AnalysisOnline takes a deeper look at the controversial issues surrounding the bill.


April 22, 2010

Jobless Claims Dip; Economy Remains Sluggish

9.7 percent of Americans are still out of a job, according to the U.S. Department of Labor. Is more government intervention the answer to economic recovery?


April 15, 2010

Arizona Passes Strict Illegal Immigration Act

Arizona lawmakers OK'd a tough and controversial immigration-control measure on Tuesday that allows police to stop individuals based on 'reasonable suspicion,' according to the Los Angeles Times.


April 13, 2010

Natural Gas and Israel's Energy Future

A new study from RAND looks at the risks and opportunities for Israel in balancing growing energy demand with limited supply.  What can the U.S. learn from Israel?


April 5, 2010

Obama's Offshore Drilling Plan

The Obama Administration proposed to expand offshore oil drilling along the Atlantic coast, the eastern Gulf of Mexico, and the northern coast of Alaska, reports the New York Times.


March 31, 2010

Leading Scientist: 'We Can't Save the Planet'

British scientist and inventor Dr. James Lovelock, known for developing the Gaia Theory, claims it is too late to save the planet, according to BBC.


March 26, 2010

Are Renewables a Viable Solution to the Carbon Problem?

According to the Los Angeles Times, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power proposed a series of four rate hikes, starting April 1, to help fund Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's renewable energy plans.


March 23, 2010

Time Now for Immigration Reform?

Now that the President has signed healthcare legislation into law, is immigration reform next on the Administration's agenda?


March 17, 2010

New Technologies Increase Scope for Natural Gas Production

New drilling technologies have generated optimism about using natural gas as an alternative to coal burning, according to The Economist.


March 10, 2010

Independent Review of Climate Change Data

Some of the world's leading scientists from the RAND Corporation will launch a review of the accuracy of reports by the United Nations on climate change, according to AP press reports.



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