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U.S. Energy Independence: Forty Years of Failure, Society Ever More Divided and Unequal. What's Next?

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Event Types:
JFK Jr. Forum
Associated Program:
John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum
Speakers:
David Ellwood
John Hofmeister

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Date:
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Time: 8:00pm EST

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