On the recordMarch 4, 2004
While U.S. chemical makers have lost an estimated 78,000 jobs since natural gas prices began to rise in 2000.
While U.S. chemical makers have lost an estimated 78,000 jobs since natural gas prices began to rise in 2000.
Senator Landrieu discusses job losses in the chemical industry due to rising natural gas prices.
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