The current debate over the SPR is a familiar one to those who have witnessed how America's dramatically changing energy landscape has rendered many existing policies out of date.
Ed Whitfield: “The current debate over the SPR is a familiar one to those who have witnessed how America's dramatically changing energy…”
On the recordApril 29, 2015
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Whitfield highlights the need to update energy policies due to changing circumstances.
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