Joshua Lacey

Wind Power: What We Can Learn from Denmark

Just as we enjoy a day of turkey and cheap prices at the pump OPEC is planning another huge cut in production to raise prices.

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This is probably going to be one of the bleakest holiday seasons most of us have seen in our lifetimes. Not enough credit is being given to the high gas prices this past year and it's serious damage on our economy and society. That one factor alone has caused serious stress in both individuals and businesses. A record number of homes and jobs have been lost as a direct result. And, while we are doing the happy dance around the lower prices at the pumps OPEC is announcing cuts to manipulate the prices upward again. We must get on with becoming energy independent.We can't take another year like this past. Many areas of this country are well suited to generate electricity by wind. Why not use some of the billions in bailouts and stimulus handouts to get some of these things set up and running?

Investing in Wind Energy: When Will Growth Peak?

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IEA predicts oil price to rebound to $100 11/5/2008

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Investing in Wind Energy: When Will Growth Peak?

OPEC will not allow the prices to remain low long. They cut 1.5 barrels per day production last month and are planning to cut more. It is amazing to me how easily we get sucked into a sense of peace with the gas prices. How soon we forget. The new adminstration has vowed to invest in alternative energy. I hope we as a nation have learned our lesson. It is time to move out of the dark ages and into the next era.