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Why America Can’t Fully Escape an Oil Crisis

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In 1987, two writers predicted a path to energy independence from the Middle East. What they didn’t anticipate was what the U.S. would do to get there.

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Why America Can’t Fully Escape an Oil Crisis
Rafaela Jinich · 10/8/2026, 6:10:00 PM
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