I do think, and I hope that you will point out, the curious position that Europe continues to be in, which is to ask vociferously and aggressively for U.S. shale gas and then be totally unwilling to develop their own resources.
Chris Murphy: “I do think, and I hope that you will point out, the curious position that Europe continues to be in, which is to ask…”
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Murphy comments on Europe's reliance on U.S. shale gas while avoiding resource development.
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