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Samuels says Obama’s net neutrality position works, Heinberg sees pain for frackers

Published 12 Nov, 2014 08:45 | Updated 12 Nov, 2014 08:45

In only 16 months, Detroit managed to work out a plan that will eliminate $7 billion worth of debt. Erin weighs in. Julie Samuels, executive director of the Engine Research Foundation, talks net neutrality, and President Obama’s recent statement defending it, breaking down his argument. Richard Heinberg, senior fellow at the Post Carbon Institute, discusses oil, the potential deal between China and Russia for Western Siberian gas, and his take on Saudi price cuts. And in the Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison continue the discussion on oil with a particular interest on shale oil capital expenditures and the market for energy high yield bonds.

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