Michael Economides

Professor of Petroleum Engineering, University of Houston

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Professor of Petroleum Engineering at the University of Houston and Managing Director of his own energy consulting firm; Editor-in-Chief of Energy Tribune magazine

Michael Economides on KCRW

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