Bradley Hull provides an overview of the U.S. oil pipeline network and operating procedures, and an introduction to pipeline economics: Oil Pipeline Markets and Operations (Journal of the Transportation Research Forum, Summer 2005).
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People are not revolting over the climate change issue because it is treated as an Also-Ran in the news. Check your own NYT coverage. Is it front-page news every day? No. Sports make the front page more than global warming. If Fox News can make us care about Natalie Holloway and the “Runaway Bride” then I believe proper coverage by the NYT could make people care about global warming.
Posted by: cheap r4 dsi | January 31, 2010 at 10:12 PM
I couldn't agree with you more. It's not that global warming has a minor interest because it's a minor issue, people are unaware to global warming because the media don't give it the proper coverage. hopefully, it will change.
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