Mr. Buck and Ms. Norton both promise to cut federal spending, repeal the new health care law and get tough on immigration; Mr. Bennet and Mr. Romanoff pledge to help create jobs, aid struggling families and push alternative energy sources.
Though an intrepid A-section reporter might be able to turn up names, ranks and serial numbers by pushing sources and insisting everything be said on the record, in proper English and for attribution, I'll never accomplish all that with the crazy stuff on boards.
The government is pushing other energy sources for power plants, including wind, solar, nuclear, hydropower and natural gas.
First, I wanted a peek inside an industry that's been vilified for not pushing alternative energy sources fast enough.
Woe betide the American politician who proposes explicitly higher taxes or fees — a staple of the European push toward alternative energy sources.
And it will propel what was once America's royal family of oil to the front ranks of the fight against climate change and the push for alternative energy sources such as wind, tidal and solar.
After all, we seemed to learn little from the energy crisis of the 70's; once oil prices dropped, so did our push toward renewable energy sources like solar and wind.
The issues tied to global warming include record high temperatures, more extreme droughts and storms, shrinking glaciers and melting ice packs, along with a push for cleaner energy sources rather than fossil fuels.
Geothermal plants capture power created by steam from liquid boiled deep underground, and a push for cleaner energy sources has led to a partial revival in the U.S. West.
A lot of folks are pushing for renewable energy sources, like windmill farms, solar energy, etc.
