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ASP Podcast – Energy Choices, Climate Change and CAFE Fuel Standards

Posted By Paul Hamill on Aug 02, 2011

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A panel of experts discusses: the choices facing the U.S. with regard to energy and the opportunities that America currently has to seize these options; the cost of climate change to the U.S.; and the new CAFE fuel standards recently announced by the Administration.

Featuring:

Andrew Holland, ASP Senior Fellow for Energy and Climate

Lindsey Ross, ASP Policy Analyst for Energy and Climate Change

Joshua Foust, ASP Fellow specializing in defense issues, development policy, and terrorism

Moderated by:

Paul Hamill, ASP Director of External Relations

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