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- Why more U.S. drilling may not be a quick fix - Jul. 21, 2008
  Posted by marcuscrockett2 from CNN
  Drilling offshore will only give us emotional peace and won't do much to help with $4.00/gallon gas. We will feel better now if we know there will be oil available in the future.
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- Biofuel backlash: High prices, pollution worries hit consumers
  Posted by Jeff from Seattle Times
  But in the last year, the promise of renewable fuels has lost a lot of its luster. Prices of biodiesel have almost doubled to about $6 per gallon, and many experts blame biofuel production for driving up food prices worldwide. Prominent scientists have questioned whether growing crops for biofuels produces more greenhouse gases than it prevents
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- Exploding star caught in the act - BBC
  Posted by robynoratocom from BBC News
  Astronomers have been able to capture and record the first moments when a massive star blows itself apart.
  
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- Gasoline May Soon Cost $10 per gallon
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  The forecasts calling for a jump to between $7 and $10 a gallon are based on the view that the price of crude is on its way to $200 in two to three years. It's $4.62 in San Mateo at one station already.
  
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- EcoMother - Quantum Physics Explain The Law of Attraction
  Posted by michaelucg
  Underground coal gasification-The quantum physics delivers an explanation that there are no separate parts of the universe.
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- What About Our Infrastructure?
  Posted by Villagenyc
  Some might say the President needs to examine his own priorities and perhaps study the nation’s infrastructure a little harder, that is if one takes a 2005 Report Card from the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) seriously. That report found dangerous flaws not only in bridges, but in some of our most basic modern life lines. Those life lines are the backbone of our nation’s economy, the very nuts and bolts
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- Natural gas and the Enron loophole
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Should the natural gas market be subjected to stricter rules. The implosion of the hedge fund Amaranth has drawn attention to a little-known loophole created by Enron when it successfully lobbied the US government to deregulate trading by energy exchanges. And the problem will get worse with carbon shaping up as the world's biggest commodity market.
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Jeff comments on:
Biofuel backlash: High prices, pollution worries hit consumers

Actually, people are complaining about rain forest being destroyed… just look at the grist mill blog today see grist.org

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11:07 pm 6/09/08
theauthor comments on:
Biofuel backlash: High prices, pollution worries hit consumers

If you turn every cob of corn on the planet into fuel, you will have less than 1 quarter of the fuel needs of the US. And we aren’t the only ones driving cars. Brazil is using biofuels, and suddenly no one is complaining about the rain forest being destroyed.

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7:51 pm 6/09/08

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