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General James L. Jones, USMC (Ret.) - Institute for 21st Century Energy - Launch Event
6/12/07 Good morning and welcome to the inaugural event of the U.S. Chamber's Institute for 21st Century Energy. Thank you for coming. Your attendance is testament that you believe, as we do, that energy is the single most important physical resource underpinning our economic competitiveness, ...
Institute For 21st Century Energy
energyxxi.org — Institute on the Issues Energy underpins America's economic prosperity, national security, and global competitiveness. Yet our nation... lacks a comprehensive energy strategy. Policies are often based on short-sighted objectives, complacency, or ... (more) Institute For 21st Century Energy
Toward a 21st century government
change.gov — President-elect Obama has championed the creation of a more open, transparent, and participatory government. To that end,... Change.gov adopted a new copyright policy this weekend. In an effort to create a vibrant and open public conversation about the ... (more) Toward a 21st century government
James L. Jones' energy views worry some environmentalists
latimes.com — James L. Jones is Obama's new national security advisor. But he leads an institute that has challenged... global warming. > When President-elect Barack Obama ... (more) James L. Jones' energy views worry some environmentalists
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Jim Jones’ Chamber Of Commerce Organization Promotes Catastrophic Energy Future
Wonk Room — ... The Institute for 21st Century Energy’s vision of America’s energy future is blind to the realities of climate change, inexcusable for an organization founded in June 2007. All of its recommendations are based on the presumpsition that “ ...

Sean McManus: Is Gen. Jim Jones in the Pocket of Big Oil?
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com — ... In a speech Jones gave in June 2007, launching the Chamber's new energy initiative, he said he first became aware of the importance of energy in 1973, "while sitting in a Volkswagen in Springfield, Virginia at 4 o'clock in the morning." He was waiting in a gas line on his way to Quantico, Virginia. "Thirty-three years later," he recalled, "as Commander of NATO, I worried early in the mornings about how to protect energy facilities and supply chain routes as far away as Africa, the Persian Gulf, and Caspian Sea." ...

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