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Tween Girls: Not Like Wall Street Traders

Today, Bloomberg’s Amity Shlaes has an evocative and delightfully wrongheaded column on the best way to police and regulate markets. She cites the efforts to
Jul 31, 2020

Tween Girls: Not Like Wall Street Traders

Tween Girls: Not Like Wall Street Traders

Today, Bloomberg’s Amity Shlaes has an evocative and delightfully wrongheaded column on the best way to police and regulate markets. She cites the efforts to
Today, Bloomberg’s Amity Shlaes has an evocative and delightfully wrongheaded column on the best way to police and regulate markets. She cites the efforts to
Jul 31, 2020

Talisman Energy unveils mascot, ‘Talisman Terry’, to promote fracking

Kids across America have some tough choices to make this summer, like which Crayola crayon should be used to depict benzene, or diesel fuel, or any of the 29 known human carcinogens used by the natural gas industry in the hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, process. Talisman Terry First there was “Fracking, the movie.” Then came “Fracking, the music video.” Now, courtesy of Talisman Energy, comes “Fracking, the cartoon character,” and “Fracking, the coloring book.” Meet Talisman Terry, the loveable dinosaur who playfully promotes the benefits of a controversial process that’s provided much better access to his liquefied and gasified ancestors, but also comes with significant risks in terms of potential groundwater contamination – either through the fracking process itself (debatable) or all the residual fracking processes such as holding pits that frequently leak into ponds, rivers and streams (not debatable) . But as Mother Jones points out , the coloring book never uses the term “fracking,” which has taken on a negative connotation, or even names the process of hydraulic fracturing, which involves injecting up to a million gallons of water per gas well, mixed with sand and undisclosed chemicals, deep into the earth under very high pressure
Jul 31, 2020

Talisman Energy unveils mascot, ‘Talisman Terry’, to promote fracking

Talisman Energy unveils mascot, ‘Talisman Terry’, to promote fracking

Kids across America have some tough choices to make this summer, like which Crayola crayon should be used to depict benzene, or diesel fuel, or any of the 29 known human carcinogens used by the natural gas industry in the hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, process. Talisman Terry First there was “Fracking, the movie.” Then came “Fracking, the music video.” Now, courtesy of Talisman Energy, comes “Fracking, the cartoon character,” and “Fracking, the coloring book.” Meet Talisman Terry, the loveable dinosaur who playfully promotes the benefits of a controversial process that’s provided much better access to his liquefied and gasified ancestors, but also comes with significant risks in terms of potential groundwater contamination – either through the fracking process itself (debatable) or all the residual fracking processes such as holding pits that frequently leak into ponds, rivers and streams (not debatable) . But as Mother Jones points out , the coloring book never uses the term “fracking,” which has taken on a negative connotation, or even names the process of hydraulic fracturing, which involves injecting up to a million gallons of water per gas well, mixed with sand and undisclosed chemicals, deep into the earth under very high pressure
Kids across America have some tough choices to make this summer, like which Crayola crayon should be used to depict benzene, or diesel fuel, or any of the 29 known human carcinogens used by the natural gas industry in the hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, process. Talisman Terry First there was “Fracking, the movie.” Then came “Fracking, the music video.” Now, courtesy of Talisman Energy, comes “Fracking, the cartoon character,” and “Fracking, the coloring book.” Meet Talisman Terry, the loveable dinosaur who playfully promotes the benefits of a controversial process that’s provided much better access to his liquefied and gasified ancestors, but also comes with significant risks in terms of potential groundwater contamination – either through the fracking process itself (debatable) or all the residual fracking processes such as holding pits that frequently leak into ponds, rivers and streams (not debatable) . But as Mother Jones points out , the coloring book never uses the term “fracking,” which has taken on a negative connotation, or even names the process of hydraulic fracturing, which involves injecting up to a million gallons of water per gas well, mixed with sand and undisclosed chemicals, deep into the earth under very high pressure
Jul 31, 2020

A Very Good Point By Kit Bond

A Very Good Point By Kit Bond

It comes in this Washington Post story about the aforementioned CIA significant actions: Why would you cancel it? asked Sen. Christopher S. Bond (Mo.),
It comes in this Washington Post story about the aforementioned CIA significant actions: Why would you cancel it? asked Sen. Christopher S. Bond (Mo.),
Jul 31, 2020

Afghans Want (and Got) Greater Control Over U.S. Military Operations

Afghans Want (and Got) Greater Control Over U.S. Military Operations

A couple weeks ago, a dispatch from The Associated Press reported that Afghan President Hamid Karzai had delivered an 11-point plan to U.S. and NATO officials
A couple weeks ago, a dispatch from The Associated Press reported that Afghan President Hamid Karzai had delivered an 11-point plan to U.S. and NATO officials
Jul 31, 2020
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