We all know that when the price of oil goes up Americans are negatively affected. High oil prices increase our gasoline expenditures, constricting household budgets, and cause the price of everything that is transported or produced using oil (which is basically… Continue Reading →
Take a look at all the “junk” you have lying around in your garage, basement, attic, closet, etc. Are you doing anything with it? Are you trying to sell it? Have you ever had a yard sale and realized that… Continue Reading →
By now, who hasn’t heard about the oil boom in the United States? Higher oil prices and new extraction techniques are largely credited for creating a rash of new oil fields, resulting in domestic production soaring to levels that haven’t… Continue Reading →
Fuel Freedom Foundation has announced the addition of Douglas Foy, president of Serrafix Corporation and former Secretary of the Massachusetts Office for Commonwealth Development under Mitt Romney to its policy team. Foy’s role as senior legal advisor will be instrumental… Continue Reading →
Remember the Cold War! Remember when the Russians launched Sputnik 1! It caused some of our political leaders to go up the wall. The Russians had seemingly beaten us in space; they were ahead in the race to the moon… Continue Reading →
All across the country gas prices are rising at record rates to record highs. While this phenomenon has many possible causes, one issue may be the biggest culprit for the current price spike during a normally quiet season. More and… Continue Reading →
I hate to say I told you so. But maybe repeating an analytically based mantra, over and over again, and backing it up with current data will allow policy decisions made by Washington and state governments to be evidence-based and… Continue Reading →
When introducing the iPhone, Steve Jobs said, “Today, Apple is going to reinvent the phone.” Fast-forward just six years later: for most of us it’s hard to imagine what the world would be like without those magical devices. Not only… Continue Reading →
Between half-time breaks in football games and during free evenings, I read the recent projections from Exxon Mobil Corp. and EIA for future energy consumption. Both analyses, one by a major global oil company, and the other by a government… Continue Reading →
This year’s Los Angeles Auto Show is being called the “green” auto show, by many. With increasing attendance and a growing interest in various new vehicles billed as environmentally friendly, this annual event is poised to become the leading auto… Continue Reading →
