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The Great Chinese Oil Mystery

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| The Atlantic Verified
When Iran shut down the Strait of Hormuz, experts warned that oil prices could hit $150 or $200 a barrel within a few weeks. The great mystery of the Iran war is why that hasn’t happened—why, nearly five months later, oil prices have scarcely surpassed $100, even as countries around the world have been forced to dip into their oil reserves. Now an explanation seems to be emerging: China.
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The Great Chinese Oil Mystery

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By Rogé Karma Verified
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World News 1 hour ago Dr. Anthony Fauci testifying to Senate panel on COVID origins after Sen. Rand Paul releases trove of diary entries CBS News - Joe Walsh, Kathryn Watson, Caitlin Yilek, • 1h What to know about Dr. Anthony Fauci's Senate testimony: Dr. Anthony Fauci, formerly the federal government's top infectious disease expert, is … World News 2 hours ago Thank you, Xi: Cheap Chinese AI may be the best thing to happen to American tech companies.
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Just Pay the NIMBYs

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By Rogé Karma Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
Just about every effort to solve America’s housing shortage runs into the iron law of NIMBY: “not in my backyard.” Whenever a development is proposed in a place where people already live, existing residents erupt in opposition, claiming the new homes will alter “neighborhood character,” increase traffic, and hurt property values. Those who would benefit the most from new housing, meanwhile, don’t yet live in the community and thus have no say in the political process.
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