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02/09/2013at 12:53

Surplus of oil and coal could lead to new crisis

Investments in coal and oil companies could trigger a new financial crisis if the UN's ambition to convert to sustainable energy is observed, experts warn.
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BY PETER PAGH-SCHLEGEL, JYLLANDS-POSTEN

Since the 1973 oil crisis, the financial sector's biggest nightmare has been that the earth's oil and gas reserves would run out. But the scenario could very well look completely different now.

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