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Thursday, July 12, 2012
Natural gas boom could isolate US on climate change
The Hill: The domestic national-gas boom might thin the ranks of climate change advocates and put the United States at odds with the international community on the issue, an expert said Thursday. America's insistence that natural gas will play an important role in easing the effects of climate change runs counter to European views and will likely invite "friction," Michael Levi, program director on energy security and climate change with the Council on Foreign Relations, said during a discussion hosted...
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