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This special has a book by date of June 30 so it won’t make it in for the Airfare Specials this Week on time. But it’s a good deal, and…
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Was given a heads up on this from About.com’s Guide to Spain Travel, Damian Corrigan, who wrote:
Passengers traveling on Thursday with Ryanair, the airline everyone loves to hate, should be…
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If you are traveling over the next two weekends, in Canada you will hit the Canada Day rush (July 1), and in the United States, the 4th of July weekend….
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Airports - often over or under air-conditioned, laden with security lineups, hard floors, and other less than fun attributes - not exactly the most family friendly of places. Couple that…
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It’s interesting…the benchmark for the toughest times financially for airlines is generally the months following the September 11th terrorist attacks. Then at the end of 2007 and into spring of…
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June - a kick off to a popular time of year to get married. Weddings and honeymoons often have people thinking of large cash commitments. Airlines have not always catered…
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I have been researching what may be the single biggest game changer
for climate action in the next two decades — U.S. natural gas supply.

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While in Spain to explain the California solar market to local solar companies, I took a side trip to Sanlucar la Mayor, near Sevilla, to tour Abengoa’s big solar facility. Holy moly. Muy impressive. 

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Oklahoma Republican James Inhofe, the Senate’s top global-warming denier, brags about his plans to thwart climate action. 

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