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In the course of a Wall Street Journal article on the future of electric vehicles, a future, I reckon, that is likely to be included in the...
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It is no great stretch to think that it is a sign of growing unease in Britain over the direction of the country’s climate policy that more and more...
Europe, it seems, has something of a dilemma. Should it remain closely aligned with the U.S. (or as closely aligned as it ever is), the democracy on...
In a Capital Letter last month, I looked at a brief plunge in European natural-gas prices (for a moment they even turned negative) and concluded that...
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