Trump's Idea to Drain Half of America's Emergency Oil Reserve So Far Finds Few Takers

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Aug. 14, 2017

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"Newell, the former Energy Information Administration chief, said that research has shown that even though the U.S. market is much more price responsive, 'it's not fast enough.' 'It just takes a while to drill a well and bring it to production,' said Newell, now president of Resources for the Future, an energy think tank."

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Richard G. Newell

Senior Advisor; Former President and CEO, Resources for the Future

Richard G. Newell

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