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As high gas prices become the top issue in the 2008 presidential campaign, New York Times reporter Nelson Schwartz looks back at the missed opportunities to head off the current energy crisis over the past 25 years.
Author: Nelson D. Schwartz
July 6, 2008
As high gas prices become the top issue in the 2008 presidential campaign, New York Times reporter Nelson Schwartz looks back at the missed opportunities to head off the current energy crisis over the past 25 years.
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