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Gregory R. Trauthwein

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FLORIDA guess as to the breadth, depth and length of this latest energy trough. I am 215 NW 3rd St., Boynton Beach, FL 33435 regularly in touch with some of the brightest minds in global energy circles

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Aent answers. The fundamentals of this swoon are wholly different from

John C. O’Malley the drawdown of 2008, which was driven by macro economic factors. While the simple [email protected] premise of supply and demand are surely at work in 2015 – the glut of energy and rela-

Associate Publisher & Editor tive paucity in demand is surely not a

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