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America needs a strong oil and gas industry for energy security

J.S. Herrington

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Market-oriented strategies and not government controls are credited as the most-effective means of stimulating production and efficient use of this nation's oil and gas resources. In this article, the Secretary of the Department of Energy outlines the key policies supported by the present administration for the development of growth and competition in the vitally important oil and gas industry.

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Key concepts: Petroleum industry, Energy security, Government (linguistics), Competition (biology), Business, Production (economics), Fossil fuel, Administration (probate law)