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Will Iraq Be a Global Gas Pump?

Source: Mother Jones
Baghdad : Iraq | 4 months ago  
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Nailing Down the Energy Heartland of the Planet Iraq's great hydrocarbon promise has been continually thwarted by war, foreign intervention, sanctions, internal disorder, corruption, and plain old ineptitude. Saddam Hussein did succeed for a time in elevating oil output, in the...
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