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CEA Statement on Oil Imports Surpassing $200 Billion for 2011 HOUSTON – Today the total cost of oil being imported into the United States crossed $200 billion for 2011, according.
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.Between the American labor market hitting a brick wall, high levels of oil imports pushing the trade deficit to nearly a three-year high, gas prices still too high and the.
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.Thousands Call for More Offshore Drilling in Alaska CEA Delivers More Than 128,000 Public Comments Supporting Responsible Energy Production in Chukchi Sea WASHINGTON, DC – The president of Consumer Energy.
Statement from CEA executive vice president Michael Whatley in response to President Obama’s press conference today: “We would hope that raising taxes on American drivers will not be part of.
CEA Responds to Dr. Stansbury’s ‘Study’ on Keystone XL HOUSTON, TX – In an attempt to willfully ignore the exceptionally high safety standards of the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, a.
Unfortunately, we’re not talking about gasoline prices, which even after a recent retreat, have yet to come close to prices seen earlier this year. This week, we’re talking about gravity,.
July 2011 CEA Newsletter Issue 52 Drop in the bucket As you most likely have heard by now, President Obama finally took decisive action in response to the high.
