Amanda Little's "Power Trip"
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The Gulf spill has folks from Capitol Hill to Main Street rethinking the nation's dependence on oil. Before the spill ever happened, one environmental journalist went on a journey to track the evolution of America's energy addictions. That trip included everything from deep water oil rigs, to cornfields of Kansas, to New York City's electrical grid, and more. Amanda Little is author of "Power Trip: From Oil Wells to Solar Cells... Our Ride to the Renewable Future." She tells Clean Skies News about the Gulf spill and her voyage through America's energy landscape.
Published: 06/10/10 4:54pm
Running Time: 17:58
Related Keywords: Politics (Other- Biomass, Hydro-Electric, Hydrogen, Geothermal), Industry (Solar), Industry (Oil), Industry (Natural Gas), Natural Gas, Solar, Oil, Other- Biomass, Hydro-Electric, Hydrogen, Geothermal, Clean Skies News, Susan McGinnis, Amanda Little, author, Gulf spill, Power Trip
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