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Letter: Change needed in energy policy The Advocate Most Americans believe in free markets, but we do not have one in petroleum, with OPEC largely in charge. We need an energy policy that optimizes petroleum production and requires the control of pumping and establishes reserves. See all stories on this topic »

LTC finds revenue from sunshine London Free Press By Patrick Callan, Special to The Free Press The transit providers unveiled one of the largest rooftop solar panel systems in London at its new satellite garage on Wonderland Rd. Tuesday, and said it's in the electricity-selling business. See all stories on this topic »

Huhne claims £17000 Cabinet payoff Doncaster Today Former energy secretary Chris Huhne is to receive a £17000 payoff after quitting the Cabinet to fight charges of perverting the course of justice, it has been confirmed. Ministers are entitled to severance pay equivalent to three months of their ... See all stories on this topic » Doncaster Today

Nature Nut: Maybe it's time to let the rivers run free Post-Bulletin Rivers like the Colorado have flowed free for eons of time and only in the last blip of human history have they been harnessed to control their seasonal flooding and produce electrical energy. There have been many benefits to containing rivers with ... See all stories on this topic » Post-Bulletin

The amazing Ultran and free advice Fridays Savannah Morning News We, on the other hand, were just naive enough to think we had the time and energy to make it work. So The Creative Coast hosted the first Free Advice Friday in August of 2011 and has continued to host the Q&A sessions on the first Friday of every month ... See all stories on this topic »

The Illusion of Human Centrality Pacific Free Press "None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free." Other forms of life on earth will go on of course. It's just that whatever forms they take after we've gone, we will have had the major hand in shaping them by changing ... See all stories on this topic »

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