The Energy Crisis Pass the gas please..

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The Energy Crisis Pass the gas please.

OPEC

1970s Energy Crisis

Oil prices are very high and rising Oil prices are very high and rising! What should we as the American Congress do?

Democrats Republicans One group will take the position that, in light of this crisis, the United States should significantly reduce or eliminate our dependence on Middle Eastern oil. We should instead find other ways to meet our energy consumption needs, such as solar power, hydroelectric power, and alternative fuels The second group will take the position that the United States should negotiate with OPEC members to ensure that we have continued access to cheap oil. This group argues that if we don't negotiate with OPEC, the oil industry, which employs tens of thousands of Americans, will be devastated, and that any new energy resources will be expensive to develop, test, and market, thus undermining the economy.

Your Day 1 Job: Each Person should conduct research and brainstorm possible solutions to the issue. The Resources section provides a starting point for research. Statement of the problem. Your side’s clear position on the issue. A framework for a solution, including benefits, both short-term and long-term; how this solution would work; and why this solution is the best.