I’m currently taking an environmental science class and am a little confused regarding the U.S. energy strategy under George W. Bush. Please help me understand the following:
(A) Reasons for its development
(B) Areas of controversy
(C) U.S. energy strategy-current status
(D) Two contrasting energy policies for reducing U.S. dependency on foreign energy sources
(E) How does each of these contrasting policies change the ecological footprint of the USA. Why is it important to change our current ecological footprint?
How do these contrasting energy policies influence the ecological footprint of the foreign nation supplying energy or do they not?

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