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April 18, 2012

What if the U.S. Becomes an Oil Exporter?

Jeffrey Simpson, Globe and Mail

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A series of developments is changing the U.S. oil picture. New, tough mileage regulations will make a big difference in the amount of gasoline consumed. As world oil prices remain high, conservation is cutting consumption rates.

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