The Christian Science Monitor has a short article today about the National Commission on Energy Policy's new set of proposals for US energy strategy. In trying to avoid controversy, it apparently manages to adopt really obsolete positions and still disappoint just about everyone. Elements include:
The more cynical among you will not be surprised to learn that even this has generated opposition from the usual suspects.
A more 21st century, future-oriented -- yet hardly radical -- agenda can be found here.
