One Year Birthday for Energy Policy Act of 2005
July 27th, 2006 | by Paul Merda |Yep, that wonderful comprehensive Energy Policy Act of 2005 sure has paid dividends to the American public, hasn’t it? Okay, so it hasn’t, with gas prices higher now than one year ago, we are no less dependent on foreign oil and we aren’t really seeing much in the way of clean renewable energy sources. Chalk this one up as another Conservative failure…
4 Responses to “One Year Birthday for Energy Policy Act of 2005”
By Jet Netwal on Jul 27, 2006 | Reply
One look at those oil profits and I’d say it’s a win for the Conservatives, since that was the real goal of the bill.
By Matthew Painter on Jul 27, 2006 | Reply
…Not to mention the revival of the nuclear industry. Maybe the next “comprehensive” energy bill we get will actually promote domestic, clean power.
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By Tom Harper on Jul 27, 2006 | Reply
If only we were allowed to drill for oil in the Alaska Wildlife Refuge. That would instantly solve all of our energy problems
By Sandy on Jul 27, 2006 | Reply
ANWR is rich enough to supply us for life. The stupid enviro-whackos keep killing attempts to drill there.
Gas prices are high because of the unrest in the Middle East. Any moron knows that.