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handbagboots | 12.8.10 @ 10:02AM
good post!
energyaware| 12.8.10 @ 11:19AM
This report is truly sobering. It is amazing that the Chinese political leaders (whose only wish is to stay in power) realize that their poverty reduction goals can only be achieved with a stable growth of energy supplies. Economic growth = political peace. Our political leaders (who also desperately cling to power) treat America's energy policy as nothing more than political sound bites, ever hopeful that the price of their dithering will never be paid on their watch. They are either willfully blind or just incompetent (they don't teach this energy stuff in law schools). Either way, kudos to Senator Inhofe's team for staying on the watch.