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May 20 2011 Pickens No Longer a Wind Bag? Posted by Barnes Bierck at 8:08 AM Pickens has dropped wind as part of his energy reliance plan, focusing wholly on natural gas. He’s going with what he knows. Too bad he does not know more. Related posts: Pickens Plan Only Takes Us So Far T. Boone Pickens’ new plan is to move big-time on... The Pickens Bill: Rationale Argues for Alternative Approaches Joe Nocera in the NYTimes today argues for Congress to... Gassing the Future: Hydraulic Fracturing Can Delay Progress ClimateProgress nails one fracking bottom line: …. depressed natural gas... ADVERTISEMENT
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