Featured Blog Posts – September 2012 Archive (1)
That 1970's Energy Narrative
Ever since the early 1970’s the public has assumed the U.S. is running out of domestic sources of energy. The OPEC oil crisis of 1973 reinforced this idea as people waited in long lines to buy gasoline at skyrocketing prices. Much of the current opposition to natural gas development stems from the persistent narrative that energy is scarce and all fossil fuels are bad for the environment.
These ideas have been repeated so many times they have become unquestioned articles of faith in…
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