Posts Tagged with natural gas

Natural Gas Struggles to Improve Demand

Natural gas companies have spent the better part of two decades exploring, mining, and expanding into new territory in order to bring in more and more of the commodity. Since the recession hit, however, prices have taken a huge dive. Most economists have attributed this fact to oversupply, leading many companies to halt exploration activities [...]

Not in my Backyard, Canada’s Struggles with Tapping Natural Gas Reserves

I came across this story today and felt it was worthy of being discussed. Since the energy boom started to make waves in Canada with the discovery of untapped natural gas reserves, reactions have been mixed to say the least.
While certainly a boon to the local economy – according to the Economist: “They have brought a bonanza [...]

Transitioning From Coal to Gas Makes Economic and Environmental Sense

Former New York Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wrote an op-ed for the popular blog the Huffington Post yesterday, arguing for the advantages both economic and environmental that can be gained by converting coal burning power plants to natural gas.
He begins by outlining the well-documented hazards of the coal power plant age: Ozone and [...]

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