United Nations: “Around 200 million people identifying themselves as being of African descent live in the Americas. Many millions more live in other parts of the world, outside of the African continent. Whether as descendants of the victims of the transatlantic slave trade or as more recent migrants, they constitute some of the poorest andContinue reading “UN Secretary Guterres addresses racism against African countries”
Category Archives: The Energy Industry
U.S. Energy Independence Matters.
Featured image: Houston Chronicle photo. https://www.cfr.org/timeline/oil-dependence-and-us-foreign-policy In 1880, the United States is responsible for 85 percent of the world’s crude oil production and refining, and kerosene is the fourth largest U.S. export. However, U.S. dominance of European and Asian oil markets is challenged by new oil finds controlled by Great Britain, the Netherlands, and Russia.Continue reading “U.S. Energy Independence Matters.”
U.S. Energy Foreign Relations.
The U.S. Energy partnership with Iran, and Saudi Arabia. Despite the current Administration’s distancing from talks with U.S. Oil Executives at the White House The U.S., oil partnership flourish abroad. Columbia; Iran and Saudi Arabia, Russia, and the Afghanistan Caspian Pipelines. U.S. history of wars in the Middle East over the region’s Oil is consideredContinue reading “U.S. Energy Foreign Relations.”
Venezuela’s hidden affair with Fossil Fuel.
America takes a leadership role to reduce fossil fuel consumption; President Biden ‘Green New Deal’ Administration refuses to dialogue with American Energy Executives In the Oil industry; notwithstanding Biden’s preference to buy the well-needed Oil from Venezuela; and Venezuela is a Petrostate highly dependent on fossil fuel. Venezuela is a Petrostate where the government isContinue reading “Venezuela’s hidden affair with Fossil Fuel.”
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