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Green Blog: Guest Column: Yes, Oil Prices Are Cyclical

Jun 15, 2012

With the shale oil boom promising over one million barrels a day of new oil production within a year in the United States, analysts are coming out of the woodwork to embrace falling oil prices. But all this is part of a normal cycle. full story

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