U.S. oil reserve is falling apart—and nobody has a plan to fix it

U.S. oil reserve is falling apart—and nobody has a plan to fix it

Government auditors found 16 serious breakdowns at the nation's emergency oil reserve since 2013. The Department of Energy had admitted to only 5. The problems: leaking pipes and faulty pumps. Congress and energy officials have no coordinated plan to catch up. The reserve now holds its smallest amount in over 40 years.

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