Thursday, October 16, 2008

oil

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Pickens Loses $1 Billion on Oil Bets

Two of the tycoon's funds dropped 30 percent and 84 percent, respectively. more >>

The Crude Fake-Out

Oil slumps back after a historic one-day jump. more >>

Oil Soars: Is the Rally for Real?

Crude has its biggest one-day jump ever. more >>

Brazil, Buoyed by Oil and Agriculture, Becomes a Global Power

Once a chronic debtor, the South American giant finds its groove under Lula, its charismatic president. more >>

Drill, Baby, Drill

"Eyeing the Oil Under the Gulf" [August 18-25], on the promise of offshore drilling, fails to mention the optimistic near future if we drill on the mainland. more >>

In Easing Offshore Drilling Ban, House Also Expands Energy Exploration Onshore

The measure would reverse ban on oil shale development and extend credits for renewable energy. more >>

Economic Game Changers

Don't underestimate the power of falling oil and the rising dollar. more >>

Fast Cars, Oil, and Offshore Drilling

Believe it or not, we've got a lot of rigs out in the coastal waters. more >>

Politicians Should Look Abroad for the Source of Our Energy Woes

Politicians looking for quick, domestically focused solutions for our energy problems are off track. more >>

The Mixed Blessings of $100 Oil

With prices heading back toward double digits, we can forget about "energy independence." more >>

Drill, Baby, Drill: Breaking Down Sarah Palin's VP Speech

In accepting her nomination, drilling was at the top of her agenda. more >>

4 Things Sarah Palin Believes About the Environment

She wants to drill Alaska dry. more >>

Steny Hoyer Worries About Another Government Shutdown

A showdown over Gulf of Mexico drilling could trigger a replay of the Clinton-Gingrich fights. more >>

Why T. Boone Pickens Could Be the Best Hope for Wind Energy

The Texas oilman's 'green conversion' is all about business more >>

Pelosi Democrats and Political Peak Oil

In the U.S and around the world, governments are preventing Big Oil from drilling. more >>

Energy Stocks Worth Keeping

Oil's down, but analysts still like these names. more >>

If Congress Lifts the Offshore Oil Drilling Moratorium, What Happens Next?

The issue then moves to individual states. And there is no guarantee that more oil would flow. more >>

Will Lower Gas Prices Change Our Behavior?

This time may be different. more >>

Hot Docs: An Impending Oil Crunch, New Orleans, Dirty Dining, and More

Today's selection of timely reports. more >>

The Bush (Oil) Tax Cut of 2008

The big drop in oil prices is effectively a powerful and direct tax cut. more >>

The Risks of Falling Gas Prices

Cheaper gas could lull drivers into bad decisions—all over again. more >>

With Congress on Summer Break, Some Old-Fashioned Political Theater Over Oil Drilling

While Republicans give speeches to an adjourned House, Democrats try to defend a drilling moratorium. more >>

Will High Oil Prices Kill Globalization?

Nope, companies will innovate and adapt. more >>

Death Watch in a Mill Town

High oil prices may be the final blow for a legendary paper plant. more >>

How General Petraeus Saved the U.S. Economy

Chaos in Iraq would have pushed oil prices even higher. more >>

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