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• Ontario Green Energy Policy Blasted By A-G As Costly Folly
• 2012 E&P Spending Plans Call For Another Healthy Increase
• Shale Gas Drilling Faring Better Than Headlines Suggest
• U.S. Wind Industry Confronting Reality Of No Tax Subsidies
• Hurricane Forecasters Give Up Early December Quest
• New Study Says CAFE Standards Will Lead To Larger Cars

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• Keystone Decision Reflects Politics And Is Bad For America
• The Global Oil Service Industry Shows Up In Strange Places
• Upcoming Winter Could Be A Repeat Of Last Year’s Winter
• Are Battery Fires A Stumbling Block For Electric Vehicles?
• Canadian Insurers Blame Climate Change For Rate Hikes

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• Obama: New Wildcatter Or Leading Bait ‘n Switcher?
• Climate Change Supporters May Use Civil Disobedience
• Gas Prices Reflect Little Worry Over Hurricane Forecast
• Will El Niño Impact Oil Market More Than We Think?
• Did Ted Kennedy Defeat Cape Wind From The Grave?
• Portland Says Half Its Emissions Come From Stuff

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• New Research Questions Haynesville Shale Economics
• The Challenges And Costs Of Wind Energy
• New Transport Index A Leading Indicator Of Economy
• Cool Pacific Ocean Says Greater 2010 Hurricane Season
• Commodity Investment Class Earns Positive Review

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• Will Energy Be As Important In The Next Decade As Last?
• October Gas Production Dampens Bullish Price Case
• The 2009 Drilling Rig Correction – A Retrospective
• Will We Get That Colder Winter Weather?
• A Picture Of Our Post Peak Oil Food Supply

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• Gas Shales: Industry Savior or Value Destroyer?
• Does October Snow Portend A Hard Or Mild Winter?
• And You Thought Wind Power Was Cheap?

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• Natural Gas Markets Headed For A Crash?
• CSU Hurricane Forecast Trimmed Once Again
• The Famous Four Words: It’s Different This Time
• GM Jolts Electric Car Debate With Volt Mileage Claim
• Every Energy Action Causes A Counter Reaction
• Laughs From the Energy Market
• Crude Oil Market Disconnect: A Problem Emerging?
• A Lesson About Saving Energy