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Should Pediatricians ‘Fire’ Patients Whose Parents Don’t Vaccinate? Five Tips on Asking for a Raise Hated by cattle ranchers, the wild horses are periodically rounded up by the U.S. government. Crude oil futures fell below $80 a barrel after Chinese banking rules raise fears the country might slam the brakes on growth. T. Boone Pickens is the very embodiment of the Texas oil tycoon. He’s also, arguably, the world’s leading advocate for wind energy. We mentioned yesterday the International Energy Agency’s outline of what the world’s energy future would look like over the next 20 years if it took serious steps to tackle climate change, rather than continuing on a business-as-usual course. In a nutshell, the IEA’s vision of the next two decades would make T. Boone Pickens crow: Wind power and natural gas are the two big winners under the IEA’s climate-change scenario. Is natural gas a friend to – or foe of – renewable energy? Earlier this month, at the big clean energy summit in Las Vegas , a parade of dignitaries praised natural gas for generating electricity with about half the carbon emissions as coal. And Energy Secretary Steven Chu called T There’s another “clean energy summit” going on, this time out in Las Vegas, with all the usual suspects from Sen. Harry Reid to former vice president Al Gore hashing out ways to usher in the clean-energy revolution. Telecoms titan AT&T has apparently been listening to the endless appeals by T. Boone Pickens to start using natural gas for cars |
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