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Re: Commercial Sources of Oil and Gas info ... 

By: DueDillinger in CONSTITUTION | Recommend this post (2)
Sat, 17 Sep 11 5:37 PM | 72 view(s)
Boardmark this board | Constitutional Corner 		Msg. 15165 of 21975
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Amen. If resources are to be managed, and statistics are to be collected and published freely, then it is a government function that rightly belongs at the state level and incorporated within state budgets. Each state has its own responsibility for management of its natural resources and each state must inform its citizens as directed by its own constitution. There is a proper FEDERAL authority in the handling of interstate conflicts, but nothing like the overall controlling bureaucracy that has evolved.

Thus sayeth the Constitution of the United States.

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Commercial Sources of Oil and Gas info ...
By: monkeytrots in CONSTITUTION
Sat, 17 Sep 11 10:14 AM 		Msg. 15158 of 21975

Straight from google:
Drillinginfo | Ask.com Encyclopedia
www.ask.com/wiki/Drillinginfo
May 25, 2011 – Drillinginfo acquired HPDI in 2009, the commercial source of US oil and gas production information to the Energy Information Agency. ..

There are MANY such sources - most cost money.

But so do 'analysis' of companies from brokers.

The FEDERAL Government should NOT be doing these types of things. They are FAR outside the limits of federal power and authority under the United States Constitution.

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