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Oil’s New Economy
Published February 4, 2016, Los Angeles Daily Journal – There are few commodities in the world that affect daily life like oil. It’s just everywhere. The easy application is gasoline, but the list beyond that is […]
Swimming in a Sea of Oil
Published February 4, 2015, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Last year the U.S. achieved a goal long considered unapproachable: It surpassed Saudi Arabia and Russia to become the world’s largest producer of oil. At 12.5 million […]
There’s No Honor in the System
Published August 6, 2014, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Fuel economy is a funny thing. While it is always a consideration for some consumers, its presence on the central stage for others frequently follows world energy […]
Will Oil Become Extinct?
Published April 4, 2011, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Twenty-one million barrels. Crude oil, that is; or more specifically, the amount of crude oil the United States consumes on a daily basis. What is surprising about this […]
Electric Shock!
Published September 7, 2010, Los Angeles Daily Journal – Last Wednesday, the latest entrant to the burgeoning electric car market went on sale, the cleverly-named Nissan Leaf. Rallying around claims of saving the environment and helping the nation […]
