@danielsuarezpge Much like portland, even if they do not achieve their goals, the mere attempt at it is sure to bring positive results all around. #PGE301
@danielsuarezpge Surely a welcome day when we finally get rid of coal as a power source, as most advanced countries have already moved away from it. #PGE301
@DesereeMiss Perhaps more important than the actual production stage is what comes after, not leaving behind a large footprint and cleaning up. #PGE301
This definitely hits a soft spot for most of us studying petroleum engineering. As unstable as the field is, we must endure #PGE301 https://t.co/Vl56llwinl
@Jonathoncramer3 Venezuela seems to be on the brink of political and economical collapse,a situation that cannot be solely attributed to oil reserves #PGE301
@CampbellBosw@musarafik96 @MustaphaJolaade If anything it might increase jobs, as it does not replace many directly, but employs more people to develop the robots. #PGE301#BONUS
As the legalization of marijuana draws closer to reality, it seems the US needs to develop regulations, especially in heavy work. #PGE301 https://t.co/FqYsqctFwj
Large cities definitely have a large impact even with small contributions, which increases if other cities follow suit. #PGE301#BONUS https://t.co/JepDfvEvtb
Something that will definitely not slow down, as population growth is still active in countries such as India and china. #PGE301#BONUS https://t.co/Md3El3Vkmn
It is estimated that Asia alone will be responsible for nearly 50 percent of expected global LNG demand growth over the next decade! #PGE301 https://t.co/oQmQnuo9rP