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Downsides of U.S. Energy Independence -
What is more appropriately defined as North American oil independence -- since the United States will continue to depend on Canadian and Mexican crude for decades to come -- is almost...
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As most of Europe falls prey to economic decline and austerity measures, Norway's booming economy is expected to grow a healthy 2.8 percent in 2013. But there could be trouble ahead, Erna...
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- Thatcher Blew Britain's Oil Wealth - Guy Lodge, The Statesman
- Kurds Don't Wish to Tear Iraq Apart - Ashti Hawrami, RealClearWorld
- China's Changing Oil Calculus - Zachary Keck, China Power
- Alberta Pushes Pipeline with U.S. Ads - Bryan Weismiller, Calgary Herald
- Obama's Dangerous Nuclear Dance - Leslie Gelb, The Daily Beast
- Is Iran Moving Beyond Oil? - Patrick Clawson, Washington Institute
- Canada Doesn't Really Need the Keystone Pipeline - Winnipeg Free Press
- Will Fracking Lead to Mideast Peace? - Stefano Casertano, The European
- We'll Never See a $20 Barrel of Oil Again - Dambisa Moyo, Globe & Mail
- What Happens to Venezuela's Oil Now? - Roben Farzad, Bloomberg BW
- The Saudi Oil War on Iran - Reza Sanati, The National Interest
- Will Oil Turn Arid Turkana into the New Niger Delta? - Peter Guest, Aeon
- The Mideast Just Became China's Problem - Robin Mills, Foreign Policy
- A Post-Chavez Outlook for Venezuela Oil - Sarah Ladislaw & Frank Verrastro
- How to Beat OPEC - Clifford May, National Review
- World Has More Energy Than Ever - Vince Beiser, Pacific Standard
- U.S. Need for Foreign Oil Falls Dramatically - International Institute for Strategic Studies
- Can Lebanon Strike It Rich with Mediterranean Oil? - Sabine Saade
- Censorship Alive and Well in Canada - Elizabeth Renzetti, Globe and Mail
- U.S. Energy Power Will Reshape Military - Nikolas Gvosdev, WPR
- Build the Keystone Pipeline - USA Today
- Obama, Spare the Lectures & OK Keystone - L. Ian MacDonald, Ottawa Cit.
- Gas and Oil Alone Won't Boost U.S. Power - Meghan O'Sullivan, Bloomberg
- Keystone XL Protests, But None for Nigeria? - Andrew Revkin, Dot Earth
- Why the Keystone Pipeline Battle Matters - Michael Klare, TomDispatch
- U.S. Tips Global Power Scales with Fracking - Der Spiegel
- Is the U.S. Violating Its Own Iran Sanctions? - Brian Fung, The Atlantic
- U.S., Saudis Headed for Divorce? - Thomas Lippman, Montreal Review
- Will a Global Recovery Eat Itself? - Greg Scoblete
- Obama Dashes Canada's Energy Superpower Hopes - Carol Goar, The Star
- How Iraq Became an Oil Industry Proxy War - Steve LeVine, Quartz
- How to Kill the 'Asian Century' - Robert Manning
- Pipeline Decision Time for U.S. - Ottawa Citizen
- World Politics After the Next Energy Boom - Aviezer Tucker, Foreign Affairs
- Turkey's Energy Challenge - Daniel Wagner & Giorgio Cafiero
- Don't Let Pipeline Politics Paralyze Canada - National Post
- How Fossil Fuels Saved Humanity - Cato Institute
- Putin's Petroleum Problem - Thane Gustafson, Foreign Affairs
- Why Doesn't Washington Trust in Incentives? - Greg Scoblete
- China's Oil Quest Comes to Iraq - J. Michael Cole, The Diplomat
- The World Energy Forecast Is Worse than You Think - Michael Klare
- Ten Big, Overlooked Stories from 2012 - Joshua Keating, Foreign Policy
- Putin Turning Russia into One Big Enron - Anders Aslund, Moscow Times
- Energy Security Problems Shift to Asia - Chatham House
- U.S. Gets Sex Scandal, Canada Gets Oil Intrigue - Licia Corbella, Cgy H'ld
- U.S. Energy Will Change the World, Again - Daniel Yergin, Financial Times
- Maybe America Doesn't Need Canada's Oil After All - Winnipeg Free Press
- American Energy Supplies: Now for the Bad News - Greg Scoblete
- Leaving the Middle East Will Be Good for America - Greg Scoblete
- Saudi America - Wall Street Journal
- What Global Energy Looks Like in 2035 (PDF) - Int'l Energy Agency
- America: The Next Energy Superpower? - Greg Scoblete
- Oil Rulers Toy with Armageddon - Hossein Askari, Asia Times
- A Kurdish Wedge Between Iraq, Turkey - Joost Hiltermann
- How the Sausage of U.S. Foreign Policy Is Made - Greg Scoblete
- Will Oil Provoke an October Surprise? - Michael Moran
- There Will Be No 'Golden Age of Oil' - Michael Klare
- The Middle East's Declining Relevance - Greg Scoblete
- Oil and Brains Don't Mix - Greg Scoblete
- Military Think Tank: Get Off Oil - Greg Scoblete
- Is Canada's Oil Ethical? - Sandro Contenta
- America's Environmental Imperialism - Daniel McGroarty
- Oil Is Fungible - Greg Scoblete
- Staying in Iraq for the Oil - Greg Scoblete
- Pipeline Protesters Draw a Line in the Sands - Daniel McGroarty
- Iran Now Vulnerable to Outside Pressure - Patrick Clawson
- The Greater Game in Bahrain - Stratfor
- U.S.-Gulf Ties Strong, For Now - Riad Kahwahi
- Oil and Terror - Greg Scoblete
- Fungible Oil - Alim Remtulla
- Will Iran Cause an Oil Apocalypse? - Andy Langenkamp
- Tracking Gas Prices Globally - Greg Scoblete
- World Energy Use - Greg Scoblete
- Can Saudi Arabia Pump More Oil? - Simon Henderson
- An Overblown Oil Shock? - Greg Scoblete
- Thomas Friedman's RX - Greg Scoblete
- Could We Lose Iraq? - Greg Scoblete
- What's the Deal with Iraq's Oil? - Greg Scoblete