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Where in the World Is Oil Most Vulnerable to Attack? -
Here’s a neat map looking at how oil travels by sea around the globe — focusing on the key “choke points” where that oil supply is most vulnerable to attack. . .
How Much Oil Does Mexico Really Have? -
It has been 75 years since President Lázaro Cárdenas seized the country’s foreign-dominated petroleum industry and placed every drop of oil under the everlasting domain of the Mexican...
The Surprising Reason Why Obama Loves LNG Exports -
For the past year, there’s been a simmering debate in Washington over whether the Department of Energy should approve more terminals to export liquefied natural gas. The country,...
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