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IEA and Saudi America: Nothing is so firmly believed as what we don’t know
I just got a call from Congressman DoRight. He is one of the remaining members of Congress who wants to leave partisanship on the policy doorstep. The congressman calls me when an important energy...
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Strategic planning — moving the fuel markets from irrelevance to relevance
I wrote a book in the early ‘70s called the “Irrelevance of Planning in the ‘60s.” It was published by The MIT Press. The reviews were good. It sold enough copies to permit me to eat out at a middling...
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Make love, not war — a national dialogue on alternative fuels
Remember the passion, the commitment and vigorous national dialogue concerning the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement and the women’s movement? No matter how one viewed the issues involved or...
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And that’s the way it is or isn’t — stable oil and gas markets
“And that’s the way it is” was used by my favorite news anchor, Walter Cronkite, to sign off on his highly respected network news show. And that’s the way the content he generally delivered generally...
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Carnivals, peas and oil predictions
Earlier in my life, I volunteered as a carnival “barker” — you know, the guy who tries to inveigle passers-by to throw a ring around a bottle to win something for their date or children. At the time,...
View ArticleMake love, not war — a national dialogue on alternative fuels
Remember the passion, the commitment and vigorous national dialogue concerning the Vietnam War, the civil rights movement and the women’s movement? No matter how one viewed the issues involved or...
View ArticleAnd that’s the way it is or isn’t — stable oil and gas markets
“And that’s the way it is” was used by my favorite news anchor, Walter Cronkite, to sign off on his highly respected network news show. And that’s the way the content he generally delivered generally...
View ArticleCarnivals, peas and oil predictions
Earlier in my life, I volunteered as a carnival “barker” — you know, the guy who tries to inveigle passers-by to throw a ring around a bottle to win something for their date or children. At the time,...
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