Richard Mason is a Columnist at various publications including WVLT and Cointelegraph. He focuses on themes such as climate change, energy policy, and regional interest, while also exploring topics related to animal care and sustainability. Richard's work has been featured in a wide array of outlets, including the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette and The Independent.
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Richard Mason's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including transportation, business, environment, technology and events. His articles often focus on local events and seasonal topics.
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"Moments to Remember."
We all have memories of events that remain vividly in our minds. For me, one of the first is when I was about 12-13 years old and we had moved to a rent house on a little farm about a mile from Norphlet on U.S. 267.
Yes, this Oilman is throwing in the Oil Towel.....at least temporarily. From College where I more or less stumbled into majoring in Geology, I credit the good Lord for guiding me into what has been a fulfilling career. Looking back, being an active working Oilman, as an Oil and Gas Exploration Geologist, is such an attractive profession that I regret not being actively involved at the present time. But right now, the Worldwide Oil and Gas Industry is in turmoil, and although the price of Crude Oil has been high, it is volatile, and no one can accurately predict what the price of Crude Oil will be in the future. With the Market that unstable the needed investment to supply the World's demand for Petroleum is not readily available, and for Independent Oilmen, such as myself, that means Investment Money is non-existent.
Yes, this oilman is throwing in the oil towel ... at least temporarily.
From college, where I more or less stumbled into majoring in geology, I credit the good Lord for guiding me into what has been a fulfilling career. Being an oil and gas exploration geologist is such an attractive profession that I regret not being actively involved now.
Yes, this oilman is throwing in the oil towel ... at least temporarily. From college, where I more or less stumbled into majoring in geology, I credit the good Lord for guiding me into what has been a fulfilling career. Looking back, being an active...
After the almost continuous weeks-long celebrations of our country's first 250 years, I am reflecting on why being an American, which I have taken for granted, is such a privilege.
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