Energy policy is a rather complicated domain. That complexity is worsened when factual errors (whether purposefully driven or accidental) enter into the discussion. In the weeks since the news broke about U.S. refined products now being a net export, rather than import, marketplace, it is hard to overstate the number of times where people have […]
Trumka gets a key fact wrong …
January 12th, 2012 · 1 Comment
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President Obama: Listen to Trumka and labor
January 12th, 2012 · 1 Comment
As the American ‘traditional’ media seems fixated on asserting that “labor” supports the Keystone XL pipeline, it seems oblivious to the reality that America’s labor movement now has some of the most thoughtful voices about how to address climate change challenges to foster a stronger social stability (including higher employment) while reducing our carbon impacts. […]
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@JonCarson44 responded to my tweets
January 12th, 2012 · Comments Off on @JonCarson44 responded to my tweets
I received a couple notes from Twitter. The official White House blogger, Jon Carson, is now following me and responded to one of my messages. JonCarson44 @A_Siegel thanks for helping me hear from folks about SOTU, getting lots of people talking about clean energy jobs Jan 09, 8:50 AM via web In reply to… A_Siegel […]
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Climate Change Goes Away
January 12th, 2012 · 1 Comment
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