Faces of
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May 19, 2004Industry experts say gas prices could continue to climbThey have reached record highs, and the end is not yet in sight, according to industry experts. The U.S. continues to buy more and more of its crude oil from overseas. In 2003, the level of dependence on imports, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) said, was 55 percent. So far this year, that level has risen to nearly 58 percent. In 1994, the U.S. imported 35 to 40 percent of its crude oil. Read - Industry Experts Predict... [Herald Standard]
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Ten reasons to support responsible oil development in ANWR
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“The
average estimate for economically recoverable oil in ANWR is
10.3 billion barrels. That is double the amount of all the oil
in Texas , and almost half the total U.S. proven reserves. When
we send our hard-earned money overseas to import oil, we send
American jobs and American national security right along with
it.” 
