Ken Silverstein

Freelance Journalist and Online Contributor, Forbes

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Public policy & economics journalist covering energy issues: @EnergyCentral editor & @Forbes writer. Runner, reader, father of 2 wonderful children.

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@DarrenHighfill well, i published it in full. and i'm working my way through reading all the links.
RT @taykuy: Rep. Rahall says voted against Keystone in committee b/c it provides Canadians permits, advantage denied to US co's http://t.co…

Third U.S. House committee approves Keystone XL pipeline

fuelfix.com — The House Transportation Committee approved a measure that would allow construction of the Keystone XL pipeline without action by President Barack Obama, the third panel to push the pipeline bill this year. The bill now goes to the full House after the committee voted 33-24. The Republican-led initiative is largely symbolic.

Is SoCalEd Mired In Crisis Or Controversy?

forbes.com — Is the radiation leak at a nuclear reactor in Southern California a crisis or is it a controversy? The facts are not yet in. But crisis experts are saying that in all instances, the best policy is one of openness and transparency, revealing the underlying facts early and often.

California’s Nuclear Examination Centers on Who Knew What and When They Knew It

energybiz.com — California is now wrestling with the fate of a single nuclear plant in Southern California. And while the fierce debate will no doubt have broader ramifications for the entire sector, the ordeal is weighing heavily on just one utility: Edison International's Southern California Edison.
RT @AmyAHarder: COVE POINT, MARYLAND--Natural-gas exports loom large over Washington. My take from an idled import site. http://t.co/LzLS7g…

Natural-Gas Exports Loom Large Over Washington

nationaljournal.com — COVE POINT, Md.-Along the banks of the Chesapeake Bay, a little more than an hour south of the U.S. Capitol, sits a facility whose golden days of importing natural gas are gone. Back in 2004 and 2005, when fuel prices were high, ships hauling natural gas from overseas docked here two or three times a week.
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