Americans Face Major Lifestyle Shifts From Energy Shortage
Washington energy experts warn a continuing energy shortage will force Americans to change daily living. They foresee smaller cars, ride sharing, stricter insulation, altered travel habits, and higher home heating costs, with widespread shifts in industry, construction, and consumer behavior.
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