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U.S. Energy Independence: A New American Narrative?
U.S. dependence on imported oil and gas has long been a source of controversy, as an economic, political and security issue. Yet now, with the widespread use of new technology allowing dramatic new sources of energy, things are changing. According to some experts, American energy independence is close, turning the tables on traditional suppliers. Is America about to free itself from dependence on foreign oil – or are there hidden risks in this new wealth?
Speakers
Daniel Yergin
Pulitzer Prize-winning author, Vice Chairman of IHS and Founder of Cambridge Energy Research Associates
Michael Levi
Senior Fellow for Energy and Environment, Council on Foreign Relations
Coral Davenport
Energy and Environment Reporter, New York Times
Richard Harris
Moderator;
Science Correspondent, NPR
Science Correspondent, NPR