Oil

New Mexico Requires 10% Power
2/13/03

Gas Mowers Vs. Electrics
4/1/03

Blair Wants Alternatives?
4/11/03

PM Does Conservation
4/12/03


CNN Does Solar Power
4/14/03

 Iceland Wants Hydrogen Cells
4/23/03

A New, Free Energy Device?
7/3/03

USA Today Does Bio-Fuel
7/27/03

AP Does Ethanol
8/8/03

Wind Power Opposed
8/12/03

Organic Solar Cell Not
On Bush's RADAR Screen
9/12/03

Solar Panels Make Fine Wine
9/13/03

2003 in a nutshell?

Exxon Says "No" To Renewable Energy

The Reuters/Yahoo slop below failed to ask Bush Inc.
to explain why America is not #1 in wind energy.
(Hint: He's a corrupt tool.)
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Giant wind turbines dot the sky at sunset near Albacete, central Spain 11/16/03.
Spain is the world's second-largest producer of wind power after Germany.
The growing renewable energy industry has created thousands of new jobs and the
govt. projects wind power capacity will nearly triple by 2011 to help meet demand
and reach Kyoto Protocol targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Wind energy is captured through wind turbines that usually consist of three blades
which rotate due to the air pressure exerted on them by strong winds which powers
an electric generator that can be connected to a local utility grid or used alone.
REUTERS/Paul Hanna - Mon Nov 17,10:52 AM ET

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