The recurring energy crises of the 1970s were not the result of any physical limitation on energy supply.

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President Richard Nixon had the misfortune of being on duty for that first of the modern energy crises.

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Visegrad is also pushing for EU rules on mutual help in energy crises.

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The history of energy crises, to paraphrase James Joyce, is a nightmare from which we're all trying to awake.

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To stabilize the price of oil and free the American people from the specter of energy crises, do not round up the usual suspects.

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Consider that during this 42-year period we had wars, financial and energy crises, technology and real estate bubbles, and of course periods of high market volatility.

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Science, technology, research and development capacities for sustainable development must be strengthened to develop innovative, green solutions to address the climate, food and energy crises facing the world today, to mitigate threats and reduce vulnerability.

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Either we continue to grow and innovate and hope that we can find an answer to our energy and resource depletion crises, or we place the matter in the hands of governments and use taxation, rationing, and other anti-growth measures.

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Finally, will this crises affect the way we look at power sources in ways that transform, and provide impetus for clean energy in our vehicles?

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