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Tag Archives: energy
American energy: the good, the bad and the ugly
“In the United States, energy independence is a seasonal theme, a popular topic of discussion only when the mood is just right. If we’re discussing energy independence at all, that must mean that we’re either rolling into a political campaign … Continue reading
Posted in Economy, US
Tagged 2012, Arab spring, campaign, climate change, disaster, election, energy, fossil fuels, fukushima, green, japan, nuclear, obama, Republican, sustainable, USA
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Read the latest issue of Carnet Atlantique now!
The two Salingers, Woody Allen, DSK, the Tea Party, energy dependence and geniuses… Read up on all the latest in France, America and the world beyond in our July issue.
Posted in Carnet Atlantique, Europe, France, Politics, US, World
Tagged 2011, 2012, carnet atlantique, crime, DSK, election, energy, environment, france, MacArthur Foundation, palin, politics, Republican, Salinger, Tea Party, USA, woody allen
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France’s nuclear silence
Arrêt sur images posted a really interesting piece on nuclear power in France. The recent crisis in Japan has sparked a heated debate about Europe’s dependence on nuclear power. “En 1999, pour un hors-série d’ Arrêt sur images (France 5), … Continue reading