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Truth And Consequence
Brian HicksPosted April 6, 2006
It's interesting how $60 oil has gone so gently into this good night. Even though prices have eased, the consumer has accepted this new paradigm, like so much else, without much thought.
3 Trillion Tons of Coal
Luke BurgessPosted March 13, 2006
If it hasn't happened already (like Kenneth Deffeyes believes), worldwide oil and natural gas production will soon peak.
Military Oil: The Hunger for More
Luke BurgessPosted March 6, 2006
It's difficult to hear about how much oil is consumed by the U.S. Department of Defense and not be shocked.
Strangers with Candy
Luke BurgessPosted February 27, 2006
It's a preschool lesson that all youngsters know: Never take candy from a stranger
Nigerian Unrest Boosts Oil
Luke BurgessPosted February 20, 2006
Luke Burgess here, writing from the comforts of my couch today as the U.S. market's are closed for in honor of President's day
Starving for Oil
Luke BurgessPosted February 13, 2006
You already know oil is the lifeblood of modern industrial society. Today almost every human endeavor from transportation, to manufacturing, to electricity, to plastics is inextricably connected to...
How Big Oil Spends Their Bling
Luke BurgessPosted February 6, 2006
Let's say you're a multi-national oil giant. You're making a lot of money. And we're not talking Bill Gates money because that's chump change to major oil companies. We're talking making more money...
Natural Gas Crime Spree
Luke BurgessPosted January 30, 2006
Natural gas prices have plummeted over the past month-and-a-half on increasing supplies and unusually warm weather. But seasoned Wealth Daily readers know that today's prices won't hold for very long.
Kuwaiti Oil Reserves Only Half Official Estimate?
Luke BurgessPosted January 23, 2006
Just after I uncorked a bottle of Cabernet Friday evening, I read a story that I've wanted to tell you about all weekend.
The New Dynamic Duo
Brian HicksPosted January 13, 2006
In the Hindu faith, the god Krishna is also known as Jagganath. In religious processions, a statue of Krishna is placed on a large wagon, and devotees sometimes through themselves in front of the...
The New Cold War
Luke BurgessPosted December 19, 2005
On Thursday I shared my eye-popping gas and electric bill with you.
Natural Gas Supplies Tighten
Brian HicksPosted December 9, 2005
I'm stuck at my house in rural Maryland. Last night we got our first big blast of winter, dumping 6-inches of snow.
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