Coronavirus vaccines wouldn’t be possible without oil and gas

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The oil and gas industry is the recipient of plenty of ire, but critics ought to realize that without it, the COVID-19 vaccination campaign would have no chance.

For one, vaccines must be moved from manufacturing sites to administration sites, and figures from the Energy Information Administration show that 95% of the U.S. transportation system is fueled by oil and gas.

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