Since Blogger does not directly support trackback, the kind folks that run the service suggest that their users wanting this feature use
Haloscan commenting and trackback. The installation process was very simple, I would be interesting in hearing feedback from anyone that tries using the service from here.
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Just in case you have not seen the commercial, I thought it would inspire your day to see what the American Natural Gas Alliance has to say about wind and solar power. Doesn’t that make you want to go out and build a few natural gas fired power plants?
It is going to be a short post – I was up way too late last night watching a scrappy little college team take one of the elite programs in all of college basketball all the way to the wire in the National Championship game. Congratulations to both teams for an excellent game. The report…
The following post was first created as the response to one more article from a “pro energy” guy who does not understand his competition. The original article can be found at the Energy Pulse web site under the title of Oil Now and Oil Tomorrow. In case you do not want to wade through all…
A company called Biomass Investment Group Inc. is planning to grow a crop that they have branded as E-Grass on a plot of land just north of Lake Okeechobee in central Florida. Progress Energy apparently will purchase the crop as fuel for one or more of its power plants. That prospect worries the Sierra Club…
Fox 11 News out of Green Bay, Wisconsin has been airing a story on the future of nuclear power. The most recent segment was a journalistically balanced view about used nuclear fuel – what most people call “nuclear waste”. One part of this story that bothers me is that the plant owners and their representatives…
One of the big ideas in promoting a large industry dedicated to producing solar panels and wind turbines is the “feed in tariff”. As practiced in Germany, this concept guarantees that any supplier of power using approved methods can sell the power at a price high enough to provide a rate of return – normally…
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