energy securityAug. 18, 2007: Peterson Says U.S. can Reach Energy Independence in 10 to 15 YearsPosted August 18th, 2007 by elenaWith some new measures, U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson says it is possible for the nation to reach energy independence in the foreseeable future. Bemidji Pioneer Richard DoakPosted April 24th, 2007 by AnonymousTitle: Columnist Date: 12/03/2006 Article name: Wind carries big economic boost Media outlet: Des Moines Register The economic benefits of wind power aren't limited to manufacturing jobs. The payoff begins when money spent on electricity is kept in the state, instead of shipped off to Wyoming to buy coal. Samuel BodmanPosted April 24th, 2007 by AnonymousTitle: Secretary Company: U.S. Department of Energy Date: 08/09/2006 Article name: Energy chief hails wind turbines in G.R. stop Media outlet: Cedar Rapids Gazette Bodman said the nation must increase its energy security by diversifying its energy supply through the use of biofuels, solar and wind power. Winston ChurchillPosted April 24th, 2007 by AnonymousTitle: United Kingdom Prime Minister (1940-45, 1951-55) Date: Variety and variety alone is the best guarantor of energy security" March 9, 2007: Minnesotans Push for National Energy OverhaulPosted March 9th, 2007 by AnonymousMinnesota lawmakers are getting behind legislation to move the nation toward energy independence, boost the economy and help the environment. MINNESOTA NEWS CONNECTION. ...read more » Dec. 12, 2006: Energy Security, Rural Economies on the Table Today in MinnesotaPosted December 12th, 2006 by elena in
A seven-state coalition called the Midwest Ag Energy Network holds its premier meeting today in Minnesota. Its goal is to promote renewable energy. Minnesota News Connection Energy Security, Rural Economies on the Table Today in Minnesota ...read more » Dec. 12, 2006: Project Energy: Shell Oil President On Fuel PricesPosted December 7th, 2006 by elenaHofmeister has been traveling around the country with a message about how Americans need to learn more about energy -- where it comes from and how we use it -- because our future depends on it. WCCO JUNE 1, 2006: Starting today, every drop of oil used comes from overseas (IA)Posted June 1st, 2006 by AnonymousDes Moines, IA - From January first until now, all the oil used in America was what we produced in the U.S. From now until the end of the year, it's all coming from a foreign source. Bill Fink, energy program director with the Iowa Environmental Council, says there is a way to push back our energy Dependence Day. ...read more » April 10, 2006: Project Energy: Our Oil AddictionPosted April 18th, 2006 by elenaEconomical, accessible and seemingly endless – oil. But, it is not endless, and it now appears the unthinkable is happening. We are beginning to run out of conventional oil. WCCO  |
