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July 11, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner
- Tags:
- chrisjordan, consumption, foodprices, gasprices, malthus, trash, waste
Thomas Malthus has suddenly become popular again. While Americans are concerned about fuel prices, much of the rest of the world is concerned about food prices. In countries like Egypt and Bangladesh, and in regions of Africa, riots have...continued→
July 2, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner
- Tags:
- airlines, gasprices, globalwarming, transportation, travel
Greedy shop owners are, sadly, not the only ones who both needlessly and thoughtlessly waste energy by keeping the doors to their air-conditioned shops open. A few Saturdays ago, I had to fly to Atlanta. Because of construction at La Guardia,...continued→
June 26, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner
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- brookingsinstitution, gasprices, globalwarming, smartgrowth, solvingglobalwarming, transportation
In response to a recent post of mine, a commenter said, “American's can go back to the ‘stone age’ and walk to work and it wouldn't make any difference to the WORLD oil market.” I appreciate your comment, Dan, but...continued→
June 20, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner
- Tags:
- efficiency, fuelprices, gasprices, globalwarming, offshoredrilling
Yesterday, I wrote a post about the need to limit opening additional federal lands to offshore drilling. Two comments got me thinking, and made me want to expand upon my thoughts here.One commenter named Wayne said, “What this country needs...continued→
June 18, 2008
Posted by Peter Lehner in Green Enterprise
, Moving Beyond Oil
, Reviving the World's Oceans
, Solving Global Warming
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- efficiency, gasprices, globalwarming, greeneconomy, oceans, offshoredrilling
Earlier today, President Bush called upon Congress to lift a ban on offshore oil drilling that was enacted more than 25 years ago. Since then, every President has extended the moratorium – first by President Bush’s father, in 1990, and...continued→