Tell Obama To Approve The Keystone XL Pipeline

Gas prices are still high, and far too many Americans have lost their jobs and are being squeezed by the high cost of energy.

You can be part of the solution.

The Keystone XL pipeline would bring North American oil to refineries on the Gulf Coast here in the US.That means more American jobs and lower energy costs, and a more stable, secure energy supply. Unless the Federal Government allows access to the vast resources at our fingertips, those jobs will go overseas - and $4 a gallon and higher gas will be back sooner than we think.

You can help right now: Send a letter to the Obama Administration and tell them to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Using Oil Resources from the Keystone XL Pipeline will:

• Supply Americans with abundant North American energy and help lower overseas imports;
• Create tens of thousands of American jobs throughout the United States;
• Add billions in revenue to the federal government at a time of ballooning federal deficits; and
• Provide relief to Americans struggling with the high costs of energy.

Click here to submit your letter TODAY! Speak out now – we can’t afford to wait.

You can also contact your Congressman and Senator and tell them to put pressure on Obama act now !!

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2009 International Energy Conservation Code Now In Effect In New Jersey

Permit Applicants Must Prove Compliance With New Energy Codes

The six-month grace period allowing compliance with previous energy conservation codes ends March 7, 2011, in favor of new codes.

Last September, New Jersey adopted two standards regarding energy conservation, each affecting different types of buildings:

• 2009 International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) for low-rise residential buildings (one- and two-family dwellings and multiple-family buildings three stories or less in height).
• American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) Standard 90.1 – 2007 for all other buildings, including commercial buildings, new buildings and their systems, new portions of buildings and their systems, and new systems and equipment in existing buildings.
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• Read IECC Mandatory Electrical Power and Lighting Systems Here

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Krauthammer Opines On Obama's Oil Speach

Krauthammer: "Obama Gave It A Shot..........But The Story Will Not Be His Speech"

Charles Krauthammer analyzes President Obama's Oval Office speech on the oil spill. Krauthammer says government is fallible and not omnipotent.

"The government is inherently uncoordinated," Krauthammer said.

As usual Charles is Right On Watch Video