Comments on: Lundberg will still press for oil shale tax break in state Senate http://coloradoindependent.com/20255/lundberg-will-still-press-for-oil-shale-tax-break-in-state-senate News you can't get anywhere else Sat, 11 Feb 2012 01:42:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Vill Robinson http://coloradoindependent.com/20255/lundberg-will-still-press-for-oil-shale-tax-break-in-state-senate/comment-page-1#comment-35779 Vill Robinson Thu, 29 Jan 2009 01:23:05 +0000 http://coloradoindependent.com/?p=20255#comment-35779 Uh-huh. So, he's an expert on global warming, but so ignorant about the new COGCC regs that he had to ask for a postponement on whether or not to implement them.<br><br>Somebody explain to this dingbat also that the energy companies' own statements make it clear none of them will be even close to commercial production for a decade, even if the technologies they're now testing pan out; having 25 percent of peak production staffing in place in the next three years is something only an idiot would propose; the energy companies are not going to "immediately create jobs" to that extent in return for savings on a tax they don't even PAY yet on oil shale severance. Uh-huh. So, he's an expert on global warming, but so ignorant about the new COGCC regs that he had to ask for a postponement on whether or not to implement them.

Somebody explain to this dingbat also that the energy companies' own statements make it clear none of them will be even close to commercial production for a decade, even if the technologies they're now testing pan out; having 25 percent of peak production staffing in place in the next three years is something only an idiot would propose; the energy companies are not going to “immediately create jobs” to that extent in return for savings on a tax they don't even PAY yet on oil shale severance.

]]> By: Vill Robinson http://coloradoindependent.com/20255/lundberg-will-still-press-for-oil-shale-tax-break-in-state-senate/comment-page-1#comment-25139 Vill Robinson Wed, 28 Jan 2009 19:23:05 +0000 http://coloradoindependent.com/?p=20255#comment-25139 Uh-huh. So, he's an expert on global warming, but so ignorant about the new COGCC regs that he had to ask for a postponement on whether or not to implement them.<br><br>Somebody explain to this dingbat also that the energy companies' own statements make it clear none of them will be even close to commercial production for a decade, even if the technologies they're now testing pan out; having 25 percent of peak production staffing in place in the next three years is something only an idiot would propose; the energy companies are not going to "immediately create jobs" to that extent in return for savings on a tax they don't even PAY yet on oil shale severance. Uh-huh. So, he's an expert on global warming, but so ignorant about the new COGCC regs that he had to ask for a postponement on whether or not to implement them.

Somebody explain to this dingbat also that the energy companies' own statements make it clear none of them will be even close to commercial production for a decade, even if the technologies they're now testing pan out; having 25 percent of peak production staffing in place in the next three years is something only an idiot would propose; the energy companies are not going to “immediately create jobs” to that extent in return for savings on a tax they don't even PAY yet on oil shale severance.

]]> By: Vill Robinson http://coloradoindependent.com/20255/lundberg-will-still-press-for-oil-shale-tax-break-in-state-senate/comment-page-1#comment-21156 Vill Robinson Wed, 28 Jan 2009 17:23:05 +0000 http://coloradoindependent.com/?p=20255#comment-21156 Uh-huh. So, he's an expert on global warming, but so ignorant about the new COGCC regs that he had to ask for a postponement on whether or not to implement them.<br><br>Somebody explain to this dingbat also that the energy companies' own statements make it clear none of them will be even close to commercial production for a decade, even if the technologies they're now testing pan out; having 25 percent of peak production staffing in place in the next three years is something only an idiot would propose; the energy companies are not going to "immediately create jobs" to that extent in return for savings on a tax they don't even PAY yet on oil shale severance. Uh-huh. So, he's an expert on global warming, but so ignorant about the new COGCC regs that he had to ask for a postponement on whether or not to implement them.

Somebody explain to this dingbat also that the energy companies' own statements make it clear none of them will be even close to commercial production for a decade, even if the technologies they're now testing pan out; having 25 percent of peak production staffing in place in the next three years is something only an idiot would propose; the energy companies are not going to “immediately create jobs” to that extent in return for savings on a tax they don't even PAY yet on oil shale severance.

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