Oil and Terrorism

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Renewable Energy Internship Has Been of Interest to People All Over the World

Posted on January 12, 2015 by

craigshields Posted in Renewables - Business

When I think of Russian women, I think instantly of tennis. They certainly have a passel of them, and they seem to get better and stronger every year. Earlier today, a young lady from Russia inquired about our (unpaid, sorry) …

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Tagged with: business aspects of cleantech—where the true profit potential lies, China’s energy future, climate disruption, externalities of fossil fuels, geopolitics of energy, internships at 2GreenEnergy, loss of biodiversity, macroeconomics of the energy future—job growth and prosperity, next-generation nuclear, ocean acidification, Oil and Terrorism

Posted on January 1, 2015 by

craigshields Posted in Fossil Fuels

In our discussions of the oil industry and its legitimacy, we occasionally run across people who deny that oil and terrorism have any real link, e.g., this comment to my recent piece on electric transportation: …. nor has “terrorism” got …

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Tagged with: Islamist extremists kidnap bomb behead deny rights to women, Oil and Terrorism, oil and terrorism link, oil industry legitimacy, U.S. buys most of its oil from Canada