While energy is not a top-tier issue for the American public, Obama and Romney present very different visions for how the United States will generate and consume energy over the next four years – and perhaps set the stage for the next twenty. They provide a clear choice for American voters and explicit differences for international onlookers seeking to understand the path the country might take in 2013 and beyond. Either will have a significant impact on oil and natural gas supplies on the world market and, at least as important, on the likelihood that the world will make progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions before 2020.

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