The state of Oklahoma, like many other states, is evaluating different options when discussing how best to produce power in the future. One idea that continues to rise to the forefront of this debate is nuclear energy. Countries like France get a majority of their power from nuclear energy. Many argue that it is safer than it was, and is cleaner than fossil fuels. We want to know what you think. Send us your ideas on Nuclear Energy and on Energy Policies today!
Monday, December 17, 2007
Nuclear Power
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Friday, December 14, 2007
Amending the Parole Process
Over the course of this year, we at 100 Ideas have received a wide variety of ideas. One recurring idea was to amend the parole process. Many complained that it was an antiquated system, or that it was wasteful, or unjust. Most solutions ranged from removing gubernatorial oversight to the process to adjusting punishments to fit their crimes. We want to know what you think! Send us your ideas on the parole process and on criminal justice today!
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Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Affirmative Action
A recent petition has been circulating around Oklahoma, and it appears as if it's headed to the ballot as a state question. The petition deals with Affirmative Action. Proponents want the petition to eliminate all hirings based on race, opponents believe it will end affirmative action. Where do you stand? Send us your ideas on how to eliminate the racial divide in Oklahoma today!
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Monday, December 3, 2007
Energy Policies
As we continue through 2007, one major concern has continued all this year as it did all last year: what are we going to do about oil? As oil prices have steadily risen over the last 2 years to record heights, we have begun to see the strains of it on our economy. The energy industry, however, is vital to Oklahoma now as it was a century ago. What do you think would be best for Oklahoma? Send us your ideas on energy today at http://www.100ideasok.com/!
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
Economic Growth in Oklahoma
The national economy has been on a surge for the last 5 years. The latest news has suggested that we are continuing a robust economic expansion. But some believe that a decline is just around the bend. We at 100 Ideas want to know what you think would best help economic expansion in Oklahoma in the 21st Century.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
100 Ideas Continues!
Even though the deadline for the book has passed, we will continue to accept ideas, although they won't be able to be published in the book. Submit your ideas today to help change Oklahoma for the better!
Visit 100ideasok.org
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Friday, October 12, 2007
Attention High School Seniors and College Students!
100 Ideas is now offering a scholarship to the best idea submitted by an Oklahoma high school senior or college student! All submissions must be in by October 22nd and the winner will be announced November 2nd. The judges will be the honorary chairmen of 100 Ideas: former Oklahoma governors David Boren, George Nigh, Frank Keating, and Oklahoma Speaker of the House Lance Cargill.
To read more and to see the rules, click here: http://www.100ideasok.org/scholarship.aspx
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