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Debate on the Future of Energy Prices

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01 hr 09 min 07 sec

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01.: Future of Oil Prices

01 min 41 sec

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02.: Is there More Oilto Find?

07 min 00 sec

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03.: Cost Effective Oil Discovery

07 min 15 sec

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04.: Abundance of Oil

04 min 48 sec

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05.: Fix for Increasing Worldwide Production

02 min 23 sec

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06.: Africa, China and Oil Production

01 min 57 sec

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07.: Demand of Oil

02 min 19 sec

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08.: Rise in Barrel Prices

03 min 58 sec

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09.: Supply and Demand

05 min 25 sec

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10.: Fed Interventionof Oil Prices

03 min 04 sec

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11.: Blaming China

04 min 17 sec

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12.: Drop in Demand of Oil

06 min 32 sec

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13.: High Prices, LowIncome Tax

02 min 06 sec

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14.: Corn Ethanol as a Viable Alternative

02 min 57 sec

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15.: Electric Car and Electricity

03 min 33 sec

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16.: Nuclear Power Plants

01 min 50 sec

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17.: Politics

03 min 27 sec

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18.: Changes

01 min 16 sec

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19.: Air Quality

01 min 05 sec

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20.: Keep The PoliticiansOut

01 min 41 sec

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Dag Johansen

Posted: 02.11.10, 04:17 PM

A spoiled rich guy who is basically rich because his father and a man who spent his entire life in oil drilling. Gee, I wonder who is right. Duh. And the massive price increases in 2008 showed who called it right.

Kolojoe

Posted: 12.01.09, 11:15 PM

Go Forbes. In the end, we really will have to move on to some other type of energy. Nuclear is here, we just need people to accept it. When we continue using it we will develop better methods of disposing and reducing, but we need the money to flow to nuclear companies and they will develop.