In the last four months the Lights On Oregon Blog has covered a lot of ground. Unfortunately, some good things must come to an end eventually. The 30th will be the last regular post for Lights On Oregon: the Blog. Yes, it’s sad—perhaps well start back up again sometime in the future. . . .

Today, I want to provide a quick summary of the areas our blog has covered.

• We’ve demonstrated the availability and importance of wind energy in numerous posts.
• We’ve kept you up to date on the progressing technology behind wave energy.
• We’ve  thoroughly demonstrated the obstruction and down right dangerousness of Radical Environmental Groups.
• We’ve shown why nuclear is important, and how it could benefit Oregon.
• We’ve extensively covered the LNG terminal and pipeline debates, and revealed why their opponents are misguided.
• We’ve kept track of the increased investment in renewable energy sources—as an indicator of where the market is on this subject.
• We’ve followed the current news regarding hydroelectric—and we’ve shown that it is one of the most important renewable energy sources available to mankind.
• We’ve explored the world of geothermal and we strongly maintain that it is the best energy option on the market.
• We’ve demonstrated the potential of biomass, and encouraged future investment in it.
• We’ve broken water in the world of politics—by breaking several important stories regarding Kulongoski’s new $2 billion tax package.

Energy. That’s what we’re all about.

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