Environmental Capital - WSJ.com : Shell's Rob Routs: On Diesel, Algae, and OPEC

[Q] Looking into your crystal ball, what do you think the U.S. transportation sector will look like in 10 years?

[A] An increase in more hybrids and more efficient cars will almost certainly cut demand for oil in the U.S. and put pressure on refineries here, leading some of the smaller ones to close down.
But it is very unlikely that the overall fleet will be much different. The average turnover of a car is at least seven years. It will take years for the overall fleet to change very much.

TheRightRant: In the absence of other causes, eco-hippies cling to global warming hoax

...Do not let these nuts keep scaring you into sacrificing the comforts of 21st Century life in the name of eco-awareness or saving the planet or some such crap. Man-made global warming doesn't exist. Recycle your aluminum cans, not because it's the conscientious thing to do for mother Earth, but because somebody is making a profit from it.

Secretary of Energy Blagojevich - Greg Pollowitz - Planet Gore on National Review Online

Deputy Governor A noted that the cabinet position of Secretary of the Energy is “the one that makes the most money.”

Deputy Governor A stated that it is hard not to give the Secretary of Energy position to a
Texan, but with ROD BLAGOJEVICH’s coal background it might be a possibility.