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Dear Mr. Steven Chu: Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, David Christensen ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu:
I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, A. Jane Lyon ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S.
Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Robert Moore ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our
country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Rosalie Siri ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home.
Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Westley Dansie ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed.
I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Lorraine Salmieri ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy.
Sincerely, A.J. Long ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy.
Sincerely, ROBERT CONLEY ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Thomas Dorr
------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, mike austin ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu:
I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, clifford mead ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S.
Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Marci Bryan ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our
country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Emil Yannelli ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home.
Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Maryann Quinty ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed.
I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, BOBBY CHAPMAN ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy.
Sincerely, Ronald Bowen ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely,
Terry Mulawa ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, H Rozier -------------------
Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Raymond Nagel ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu:
I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Vicki Wagner ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S.
Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, James Pearsall ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home.
Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed. I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Gregory Vinton ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed without unnecessary restriction. Sharing our plentiful resources with our trading partners around the world will reduce our country's trade deficit. Producing more clean burning natural gas will also help reduce global greenhouse gas emissions and create tens of thousands of jobs here at home. Minimizing or eliminating barriers to trade will drive investment in America's energy industry and make the best possible use of both the abundant resources we are so fortunate to have as well as the technology we have developed.
I urge you to stand by these findings and share them with other leaders in Washington and across the country. Exporting LNG is right for America and deserves support from the government. I am grateful for the hard work of your team at the Department of Energy. Sincerely, Jefg Close ------------------- Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S. Exporting LNG is an amazing opportunity for America and should be allowed wi
Dear Mr. Steven Chu: Dear Secretary Chu: I am an Energy Citizen, and I support the export of natural gas to strengthen America's economy and create jobs here at home. I was very pleased to learn that the Department of Energy's recent study of exporting liquefied natural gas (LNG) found that it will likely provide net economic benefit to the U.S.
Secretary Steven Chu . Dear Secretary Chu, The recent economic study on liquefied natural gas exports by NERA Economic Consulting is a flawed report that must be rejected by DOE. This industry-friendly group only concludes that LNG export is good economics by focusing on all the
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Tu nhien va Xa hOi 2 Do Xuan HOi (Tang Chu bien), Nguygn Thi Thu Hang (Chu bien), Luu Phuang Thanh Binh, Tran Thi Thu Hien, 14 Khanh Hoa, Mai Thi Kim Phugng. ViOt Nam Nha xudt ban Giao chic 10 Tv nhien va xa hOi 2 VU Van Hang (Tang Chu bien), Nguygn Thi Thin (Chil bien), Dao Thi Hong, Phuang Ha Lan, Pham ViOt QuYnh
DOE Secretary Steven Chu speaks at Sandia Praises nuclear defense work, advocates for more energy-related and climate-change research By Neal Singer (Continued on page 4) Tom Hunter all-hands: World is changing and so must Sandia The world is changing and Sandia must stay ahead of the curve, said Labs Director Tom Hunter at a recent all-hands
Long, Christoph Vo, and Steven Chu, Appl. Opt. 46, 7997-8001 (2007). Nanosecond electro-optical switching with a repetition rate above 20MHz, Holger Müller, Sheng-wey Chiow, Sven Herrmann, Steven Chu, Rev. Sci. Instrum. 78, 124702 (2007). A new photon recoil experiment: towards a determination of the fine structure constant.
Thần chú Kim Cương Đạo Sư (Vajra Guru Mantra) là thần chú được kết hợp với Guru Rinpoche – cũng được gọi là Đức Padmasambhava (Đức Liên Hoa Sinh). Đây là một bản phác dịch của một Terma (văn bản kho tàng cổ mật được khai quật) giải thích thần chú Đạo Sư Kim Cương.
astrology, the explanation was: “ that is the study of occult influence of stars, planets etc. on human affairs”. There was no significant difference in responses between the two conditions (INRA, 1993). However, in most European languages the suffix „ology‟, „ologie‟, „ologia‟ connotes an academic field of study. This may be enough to encourage respondents to think that .
