CNBC Bonus Bucks Trivia: In “Cap-and-Trade Craziness” what energy resource does Larry Kudlow NOT mention?
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Contributed by: William A. Trent (http://stockmarketbeat.com) -
In “Cap-and-Trade Craziness” what energy resource does Larry Kudlow NOT mention?
Why not allow higher oil prices to open the door to a full portfolio of energy resources, including offshore drilling, Alaska, nuclear power, oil shale, conversion of coal and natural gas to liquid fuel, and the development of so-called alternative-energy sources such as solar, wind, and various cellulosic investments (although this latter group may never contribute more than 10 percent to our energy needs)?
Looks to me like the only thing missing is geothermal.
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