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Gas Man: Keep exploring for energy

Published November 21, 2008, 7:01 am, Traverse City Record-Eagle

Well it's happening already. The impact of lower fuel prices is changing how the U.S. and other countries live and do business. That old attention deficit disorder syndrome is rearing its ugly head again. It seems like only yesterday the country had plans to rush to energy independence. I guess it seems like that because it was only yesterday.

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