 AP Photo During the 2008 presidential campaign, then-Senator Barack Obama boldly proclaimed that energy policy would be a “leading priority” of his presidency, promising to expand energy production and create millions of new energy jobs. . . TAGGED: job, economy, Crane and Crane Consulting, energy outlook, Politics, U.S. energy, State of the Union, U.S. energy policy, energy industry, jobsRECOMMENDED ARTICLES| The growth of the Latino workforce and the push toward environmental sustainability will both define the future of the American economy. This report compares the occupational and educational profiles of the Hispanic workforce and... more ›› |
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