Can the United States Shed Its Oil Addiction?
Posted on 2007-09-14.
von Josef Braml
Instead of competing with rising powers for scarce fossil energy resources of the past, security, economic, and environmental factors give U.S. policymakers strong incentives to lead the country in cultivating the alternative fuels and energy technologies of the future.
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Die sicherheitspolitischen, wirtschaftlichen und Umweltkosten ihrer gegenwärtigen Energiepolitik geben amerikanischen Politikern starke Anreize zum Umdenken zugunsten neuer Technologien und eigenproduzierter erneuerbarer Energien. Das drohende Alternativ-Szenario wäre, mit wirtschaftlich aufstrebenden Mächten um knapper werdende Erdölressourcen zu konkurrieren.
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