Geopolitical implications of North American energy independence
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North American energy imports are declining. By 2020 the region will be energy independent. The impact of this change is already being felt on global energy flows. North America’s energy independence will reshape, but not redefine, global geopolitics. Tight oil will not divorce US foreign policy from the Middle East.
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- The fundamentals of North American energy independence
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