…Natural Gas Supply and Usage… Four years ago I did a report and article on whether the United States had enough natural gas to meet its needs. The report concluded: “The United States had ample supplies of natural gas that Continue reading Natural Gas Supply and Usage
Using natural gas for powering automobiles and trucks has been stopped dead in its tracks by the low price of gasoline and diesel fuel. When Saudi Arabia decided to maintain its output of oil to keep its market share, it Continue reading Stopped Dead in itsTracks
While the past century may have been known as the age of coal, this century is likely to be named the age of natural gas. Coal will remain one of the main sources of energy around the world for decades Continue reading New Age of Natural Gas
In 2012, the Sierra Club declared war on natural gas, which is methane. Here is how the Sierra Club portrayed the issue: “Fossil fuels have no part in America’s energy future — coal, oil and natural gas are literally poisoning Continue reading The War on Methane and Freedom
Earlier articles in this series include: Do We Have Enough Natural Gas? 4/12/13 Natural Gas Bonanza from Hydrates 6/1/13 Exporting Natural Gas 6/14/13 In general, these articles established that the United States had ample supplies of natural gas for export, as Continue reading Exporting Natural Gas Update
For years, radical environmentalists have been against the Keystone pipeline, because it would transport oil from Canadian, Tar Sands where, they claim, more CO2 is emitted during the production of oil than from traditional methods. They have been against fracking, Continue reading Radicals Against Natural Gas