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Oil shock puts spotlight back on renewable energy — but for how long?
MIDDLE EAST CRISIS SPURS OIL PRICES… WORRIES DEEPEN OVER WORLD OIL RESERVES… WIND AND SUN: THE ENERGIES OF THE FUTURE. Sound familiar? Those are headlines from 1974, yet they might just as well have come from newspapers today.
May 30, 2004
