Comments on: Paris Hilton’s Energy Policy Is All Wrong

By: Thor

Thor — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 21:58:30 +0000

Paris’s video on drilling was spot-on. It was also spoofing John McCain for attacking her. What many Dems and PUBs don’t get is we can’t give up oil before shifting to alternative energy. China and India will not sign on to lowering their emissions. If my great country does so, she will will destroy her competitiveness and harm our economy even worse. The US can still drill off shore and in Alaska while shifting to alternative energy over the next decade. You can drill faster than the blogger indicated. Besides a great parody, Hilton’s point is to use coal, wind, gas, hydgrogen, diesel, hybrids, etc. Both old and new is necessary. Yes we should be the example to the world, but we still have to keep our competitive edge and energy prices low for our people. We can do both but it will take time.

By: sean hayes

sean hayes — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 06:11:37 +0000

about canadas oil sands, alberta is becoming the most pollutted place in canada, NO THANK YOU america, get your oil from saudi, not us.. its so sad how little politions actually care about the environment…like denmark uses 20% wind, we could all use a sustainable mix, not an unsustainble mix

By: sean hayes

sean hayes — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 06:08:24 +0000

The person ho wrote this article has no sense of humour! Paris only did this ad, becuase she was fetured in a “Celeb” attack ad done by McCain….what a waste of an article, i found her video hilarious, and proablly better than anything mccain comes up with.

By: Ryan

Ryan — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 17:04:32 +0000

Oh right, “we” can extract more oil from Canada’s oil sand. Is it even worth mentioning that “we” extract ~1.25M barrels a day and that this production is most likely going to increase? What was your job, mail clerk?

By: Mark Keith

Mark Keith — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 19:09:51 +0000

I think your opinion is pretty ridiculous! Having worked in a major oil company I am sure, with enough support from the Government, we can (easily) extract more oil (For example the oil sand from Canada). Biofuels are still a relatively early stage and I think Paris’ opinion is completely valid.