Daniel Yergin

IHS Inc.

Guest

Vice chairman of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates and author of The Quest: Energy, Security and the Remaking of the Modern World and the Pulitzer Prize-winning The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money, & Power

Daniel Yergin on KCRW

Ukraine’s Army is on the move with pro-Russian forces still digging in.

Energy and Independence from Kiev to Keystone

Ukraine’s Army is on the move with pro-Russian forces still digging in.

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Republicans are blaming the President, and he's  announcing new energy strategies , as the price of gasoline is up to  more than $4 a gallon  in parts of the country for the first time…

Pain at the Pump: What's behind the High Gas Prices?

Republicans are blaming the President, and he's announcing new energy strategies , as the price of gasoline is up to more than $4 a gallon in parts of the country for the first time…

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The price of gasoline is up by an average of 30 cents since the start of the year. In parts of the country it's  more than $4 a gallon , for the first time since 2008.

Gasoline Prices Make for a Long, Hot Political Summer

The price of gasoline is up by an average of 30 cents since the start of the year. In parts of the country it's more than $4 a gallon , for the first time since 2008.

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