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Article, Resource filed under Energy, The Public Good | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Apr 10, 2008

David Morris on WCCO’s Good Question – Why Is Diesel More Expensive?

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Article, Resource filed under Energy | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Nov 29, 2007

David Morris on WCCO’s Good Question – Minnesota’s Oil Pipeline?

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Resource filed under Energy, The Public Good | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Oct 22, 2007

David Morris on WCCO’s Good Question – What is Going on with Oil Prices?

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Article, Resource filed under Energy | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Jul 11, 2007

David Morris on WCCO – Hiccup In The System Could Mean $3.50 A Gallon

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Article filed under The Public Good | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Jun 1, 2007

Greed, yes; public good, no

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Greed, yes; public good, no Republicans don’t always mind paying more at the pump. It depends. By David Morris, originally published in the Mineapolis Star Tribune, June 1, 2007 For Republicans, an increase in gas prices driven by oil companies may be unwelcome, but it is very much in the natural economic order of things…. Continue reading

Article, Resource filed under Energy | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Apr 3, 2007

David Morris on WCCO’s Good Question – Why are Gas Prices so Volatile?

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Article, Resource filed under General | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Mar 23, 2007

David Morris on WCCO’s Good Question – What If We All Drive 55?

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Article, Resource filed under Energy | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Sep 21, 2006

David Morris on WCCO’s Good Question – Was Gas Priced Low for the Election?

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Article, Resource filed under Energy | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Sep 7, 2006

David Morris on WCCO’s Good Question – Were Gas Prices Pumped Up?

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Article filed under The Public Good | Written by David Morris | No Comments | Updated on Sep 9, 1997

The Ethyl Corporation: Back to the Future

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The Ethyl Corporation: Back to the Future by David Morris September 9 , 1997 – published in St. Paul Pioneer Press On April 14, 1997 the Ethyl Corporation sued the Canadian government for $250 million. “We filed the claim because we think the goodwill of Ethyl’s name has been damaged”, says Ethyl executive Don Hollrah…. Continue reading