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Addicted to oil: strategic implications of American oil policy
Since the Nixon administration, America has put forth initiative after initiative to break our addiction to oil—with little success. Most rehabilitation programs are a 12-step process. The Bush Plan is Step one. We can no longer pay lip service to the impending problems that oil will bring to the international community.
June 1, 2006
