This week in Clean Energy

This week in clean energy, a round up of defeats, victories and forces as we move forward.

  • The nations first new oil refinery in 32 years moved a lot closer to being built. A vote in Union County, South Dakota came up 58% for, 42% against the project by Hyperion to process tar sands. link
  • NASA’s findings were ‘mischaracterized’ by political appointees, according to the inspector general’s office. link
  • United will ground planes due to rising fuel costs. If prices continue to rise, we’ll be seeing fewer flights in the future. link
  • The Conservative mouthpiece The Business & Media Institute, predicts $12-$15 gas in the next few years. link

1 Response to “This week in Clean Energy”


  1. 1 Jack Jun 5th, 2008 at 2:55 am

    Not to mention that GM is closing 4 truck/SUV plants and looking to stop production the Hummer (the most fuel inefficient commercial vehicle on the road)

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About Morgan


Morgan was recently a senior at Williams College. There, he was a Chinese major, student body co-president and one of the leaders of Thursday Night Group, the campus climate action group. This summer, he is developing a green jobs and energy efficiency initiative in North Adams, Massachusetts and directing New Hampshire SPROG. Morgan has helped to found Massachusetts Power Shift and is a member of the Sierra Student Coalition's Conservation Committee.

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