Charles E. Holbrook
Charles Holbrook is a geologist who has invested his adult life studying, applying and teaching geology. After earning bachelors’ and masters’ degrees in geology, he worked a full career in the petroleum industry with both applied science and management responsibilities related to petroleum exploration. After retiring, he taught geology courses at the college level through a private North Carolina university for four years. He has remained close to the earth sciences through studying, writing and speaking on issues related to energy and the environment. He and his wife, Jewell, retired to Pinehurst, NC.
Articles:
Energy Consumption vs. Gross Domestic Product
Climate Change and the Human Experience
Carbon Dioxide Maligned
Tarnished Scientists
BP Oil Spill – A Disaster In Perspective
Cap and Trade–It isn’t about Global Warming
Aliens – NO, Not those! The ones from outer space!
History of Oil in the Middle East & Implications
Global Oil and Strategic Implications for the U.S.
Lessons Learned in Previous Oil Crises
“Let Me Make This Perfectly Clear” – A Satirical Look At Washington Politics
Hydraulic Fracturing or Fracking
Unconventional Energy Resources – A Real National Treasure
Chokepoints in the Delivery of Oil to an Energy Hungry World
