Natural gas shocker: Appalachian basin could hold 750 trillion cubic feet of gas reserves

By: ladyimpactohio (Diary)  |  January 26th at 07:14 PM  | 

Natural gas is the cleanest-burning and most efficient of all the fossil fuels. Because of the age of the Appalachian Mountains, 480-600 million years old, a wealth of fossil fuels, i.e. coal, oil and natural gas was created by Mother Nature ripe for the picking by this country and probably enough to keep the US fuel-independent for a very long time. Natural gas drilling has | Read More »

Feds sued by Veterans to allow stolen Mojave Desert Cross to be rebuilt

By: ladyimpactohio (Diary)  |  January 14th at 05:23 PM  | 

For sometime our religious symbols have been the target of groups such as the ACLU, Americans United for Separation of Church and State and even our own court system. The seven-foot tall, concrete and metal Mojave Desert Cross erected in the middle of the Mojave Desert near Barstow, CA was originally constructed in 1934 by the Veterans of Foreign Wars to honor our fallen heroes. | Read More »

Interior Secy Salazar won’t end drilling ban in eastern Gulf

By: ladyimpactohio (Diary)  |  December 1st at 03:42 PM  | 

The following information was obtained via conference call with Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Director of Bureau of Ocean Energy, Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE) Michael Bromwich. In a stunning reversal of October’s decision allowing deep water offshore exploration in the eastern Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic seaboard, citing safety concerns, “lack of studies” and federal weaknesses in regulation, Secretary Salazar announced he is rescinding | Read More »