Obama's Toughest Challenge: America's Energy Crunch Comes Home
A brief assessment of future options for the supply of energy in the United States demonstrates that President Obama will face an extraordinary challenge in attempting to overcome the nation's long-term energy crisis. His natural inclination has been to make a series of modest gestures toward &...
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