Stifling America's Energy Production

Arthur Robinson / NewsWithViews.com
One year ago, the annual cost of energy imported into the United States was $300 billion. Now in March 2008, the price is about $600 billion – for the same amount of energy. What can we expect to be the course of this price in the future? I expect this price to rise to a maximum and then decrease to essentially zero. U.S. importation of energy will end. Will it end because the American people build sufficient nuclear and hydrocarbon energy generating capacity to provide this energy for themselves or because Americans do without this energy? Tragically, the answer is almost surely the latter. Read more...

Posted by Editor at March 25, 2008 10:12 AM