I think it is unconscionable for a judge who has invested so much money in oil exploration stocks and ventures to rule on a case involving oil exploration and ventures. I echo your sentiments!! Lisa
Thanks for your thoughtful and helpful comment! I've alerted the author and we've corrected the typo. And, we really appreciate the analysis and references you included. Lisa
Objectivity????!!!! And from a Judge??? I seriously question this man's ability to maintain non-judgmental decision making..... HUGE CONFLICTS OF INTEREST!!!!!
In any case, shortly before the movie aired on HBO, the organization "Energy In Depth" issued a "Gasland Debunked" article to discredit the film and its director, which does not address many of the facts.
I was linked to Energy in Depth on Twitter by an organization called CNG Now, approximately ten minutes after I had tweeted about Gasland. Whoever was controlling the CNG Now account was searching those tweeting about Gasland and subsequently sending them the link to the Debunking article. When I asked CNG Now who funds them, they replied they were mostly funded by Chesapeake Energy, the second largest natural gas producer in the US.
Apparently Energy in Depth has also been editing the commentary below the debunking article such that it only reflects supportive comments.
Thanks for your thoughtful and helpful comment! I've alerted the author and we've corrected the typo. And, we really appreciate the analysis and references you included. Lisa
The director's name is Josh, not Joel!
In any case, shortly before the movie aired on HBO, the organization "Energy In Depth" issued a "Gasland Debunked" article to discredit the film and its director, which does not address many of the facts.
http://www.energyindepth.org/2010/06/debunking-gasland/
An inquiry into who was handling the PR for Energy in Depth was detailed here:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kevin-grandia/who-are-the-spindoctors-b_b_621190.html?ref=twitter
I was linked to Energy in Depth on Twitter by an organization called CNG Now, approximately ten minutes after I had tweeted about Gasland. Whoever was controlling the CNG Now account was searching those tweeting about Gasland and subsequently sending them the link to the Debunking article. When I asked CNG Now who funds them, they replied they were mostly funded by Chesapeake Energy, the second largest natural gas producer in the US.
Apparently Energy in Depth has also been editing the commentary below the debunking article such that it only reflects supportive comments.
Spin doctors hard at work.
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