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Meghan is uniquely qualified to provide this understanding given her previous service as deputy national security adviser on iraq and afghanistan and her position as a senior fellow at harvard universitys belfer center for science and international affairs and the council of foreign relations

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Throughout the book she eloquently challenges several preconceived notions about the role unconventional oil and gas sources commonly known as shale oil and gas could play in the future

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She also emphasizes that even were energy independence to be achieved the us would still need to expend tremendous resources to maintain the global flow of energy including in the middle east

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Meghan osullivan picks up where dan yergins seminal works left off

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A few weeks ago i watched a bad movie on netflix—the cloverfield effect

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But meghan o’sullivan is here to tell us that just as stupid is the idea that we’re running out of fossil fuels within any time frame that matters

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My major complaint about this book is that while the material is interesting the writing is not