U.S. can't come up with cohesive, comprehensive energy policy
S OMETIMES the federal government is like two oil tankers passing in a misty night. The foghorns might blow but one crew doesn't catch sight of the other.
Last month, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said her agency is creating the Bureau of Energy Resources (ENR) because, she said, “You can't talk about our economy or foreign policy without talking about energy. With a growing global population and a fini...
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