Environment
Trump’s economic tumult tests the oil industry’s patience
“The risk is way too high and the effort is way too large,” said one environmental group founder about federal grants.
Spending on gasoline will average less than 2 percent of drivers’ disposable income this year, the Energy Information Administration predicted in a bit of welcome economic news for President Donald Trump.
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