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EPA Tightens Standards for Soot Pollution

The Obama administration on Friday imposed a new air quality standard that reduces by 20 percent the maximum amount of soot released into the air from smokestacks, diesel trucks and other sources of pollution.  The EPA is defining standards that will also target woood burning stoves.  Read more: http://www.newsmax.com/US/EPA-Soot-pollution-standard/2012/12/14/id/4678...

 

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Obama Officials Defend Their Support For Loan to Bankrupt Solyndra

Submitted by Ken Eyring on

Solyndra's key investor is George Kaiser, an Oklahoma billionaire who raised more than $50,000 for Obama's 2008 presidential campaign. Emails released by the House Energy and Commerce Committee show that the relevant credit committee decided "not to engage in further discussions with Solyndra" in the final days of the Bush administration. After the change in administration, officials restarted the loan review process for Solyndra.

US to “invest” in Brazil’s Oil Industry, while shutting down US Oil Production

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Obama wants to develop Brazilian offshore oil to help the Brazilian economy create jobs for Brazilian workers while Americans are left unemployed in the face of skyrocketing energy prices by an administration that despises fossil fuels as a threat to the environment and wants to increase our dependency on foreign oil.

Obama wants to bankrupt the coal power plant industry --listen to his audio

Submitted by Ken Eyring on

The US currently produces 45% of its electricity needs using coal fired power plants -- and Obama is now working with the EPA to shut them down.  The regulations the EPA is considering will cost the coal energy industry $180 billion dollars to implement.  To quote Obama when he was running for president:

"If somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can; it’s just that it will bankrupt them because they’re going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that’s being emitted."

Click on the link to listen to the audio...

10 Things you need to know about high gas prices and Obama's oil policy

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Rory Cooper, February 23, 2001

You would think that oil and gas prices were doing just fine until the historic events in Egypt, Libya and across the Middle East unfolded in early 2011 and caused spikes in the futures market. Unfortunately, that is not the case. President Obama has been unilaterally taking steps to increase the cost of gasoline for two years. Here are ten things you need to know about gas prices that you may not hear reported elsewhere:

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