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API study quantifies ‘keep-it-in-the-ground’ policies’ conse

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NewsPoster Joined: Mon Aug 30, 2010 9:56 am Posts: 20756	API study quantifies ‘keep-it-in-the-ground’ policies’ conse OGJ Production News Adopting “keep it in the ground” policies that antifossil fuel activists advocate could make the average US household’s energy costs jump $4,550 in 2040 from increased transportation fuel, electricity, home heating, and goods and services costs, a study commissioned by the American Petroleum Institute concluded. Read more
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