Adults Only – The New Interior Department Reality Show
September 12, 2008 by Eric OKeefe
The fine folks who gave America the Teapot Dome Scandal are pleased to bring their fellow citizens a sizzling new take on government outreach, including sex, drugs, and lucrative consulting contracts. The lurid scandal, which centers on Interior’s Royalty-in-Kind program, was co-produced by Chevron, Shell, Gary Williams Energy, and Hess Corporation. Right now there are hundreds of articles to browse at Google News, but I recommend this post at Slate, which has hyperlinks to the internal investigations by Interior’s Office of Inspector General.
- Interior Department Investigates Renewable Energy Speculators
Remember the Interior Department’s ongoing investigation into possible abuses of the Royalty-in-Kind program? Now the department’s Inspector General has started to look into possible abuses by companies seeking to develop renewable... - Northeastern Landowners Get $165M For Natural Gas Rights
A coalition of landowners in one of the country’s emerging natural gas hot spots has reached an agreement to lease 30,000 acres to Fortuna Energy for natural gas drilling... - Ask the Expert: Scott Jones
The second session of the 111th Congress is already under way, and landowners have a lot at stake. With that in mind, The Land Report turns to Scott Jones... - America’s Largest Landowner Announces Renewable Energy Venture
Ted Turner has announced a strategic alliance with Atlanta-based Southern Company to pursue development of renewable energy projects in the Southwestern United States, including his New Mexico land holdings.... - Land Report 100: No. 62 Clayton Williams Jr.
OF THE COUNTRY’S 100 LARGEST LANDOWNERS, FEW ARE AS COLORFUL AS CLAYTIE. A passionate approach to land stewardship is but one of Clayton Williams’s claims to fame. The diehard...
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