Mark Tapscott from over the weekend:

For all the rhetoric about moving to a green economy and billions in new spending to subsidize development of renewable energy resources, the fact remains the nation will be almost totally dependent upon energy generated from burning of fossil fuels — chiefly coal, natural gas and oil — for the foreseeable future.
So the need to develop America’s bountiful fossil fuel resources will only intensify as our economy grows and those of emerging world economic powers like China and India similarly expand. But President Obama is moving national energy policy in exactly the opposite direction.
Instead of aiding exploration and development of available fossil fuel resources, the administration appears to be doing everything possible to slow or even stop it.
American Solutions’ Steve Everley offers an illuminating partial listing of examples of the Obama energy policy of delay in action . . .

The rest here.