Senate Democrats Getting More Pessimistic on Cap and Trade in Energy Bill
By Robin Bravender   Posted Jun. 18, 2010 
Senate Democrats may have emerged from their much hyped caucus meeting without a clear plan for this summer’s energy bill, but they appeared to agree on one point, Cap and trade doesn''t have the votes.

Gulf Oil Spill Worsens, but What About the Safety of Gas Fracking?
By Margot Roosevelt   Posted Jun. 18, 2010 
Imagine a siege of hydrocarbons spewing from deep below ground, polluting water and air, sickening animals and threatening the health of unsuspecting Americans. And no one knows how long it will last.

Israel Could Benefit From Hamas
By Ian S. Lustick   Posted Jun. 17, 2010 
The Israeli government says it’s in a death struggle with Hamas, cast as a terrorist movement affiliated with al-Qaida and threatening the entire Western world.

BP Chairman Cares About Small People!
By Kirsten Korosec    Posted Jun. 17, 2010 
The tiny positive jolt to BP’s reputation following its agreement to create a 20 billion escrow fund to compensate victims of the Gulf oil spill died with six little words from its chairman Carl Henric Svanberg: “We care about the small people.”

The Folly of BioFuels
By Greg Scheurich   Posted Jun. 17, 2010 
You may never have never heard of Patricia Woertz, or Archer Daniels Midland. Woertz is the CEO of ADM, America’s 27th largest company, and it’s the largest company headed by a female in the US. The reason you ought to care is that Woertz and ADM have the power to make your life more expensive, much more expensive. And they have been aggressively exercising that power for over 30 years.

Azerbaijan Reportedly More Than Doubles Gas Price for Turkey
By News.az   Posted Jun. 17, 2010 
Turkey has agreed to a higher price for gas from Azerbaijan as part of Stage 1 of the development of the Shah Deniz gas condensate field.

$100 Oil Now Possible
By Daryl Guppy   Posted Jun. 17, 2010 
Oil prices have been on the rise, in tandem with the improving global equity markets, as investors shift their attention from euro-zone debt problems to the generally positive economic indicators coming from the U.S. and Asia.

Half a World Away, Oil Spills a Way of Life
By New York Times   Posted Jun. 17, 2010 
Big oil spills are no longer news in this vast, tropical land. The Niger Delta, where the wealth underground is out of all proportion with the poverty on the surface, has endured the equivalent of the Exxon Valdez spill every year for 50 years by some estimates.

China’s Energy Grab Is No Green Affair
By Michael J. Economides   Posted Jun. 17, 2010 
During President Obama’s Oval Office address to the nation on the subject of the BP oil spill, the chief executive pointed to China as a leader in clean energy investment in hopes of urging Congress to enact legislation that would encourage the U.S. to expand its own green energy spending.

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