WASHINGTON – An advisory group of retired admirals and generals says reducing America's reliance on oil and addressing climate change is critical for future national security.

The group's report Monday says over-reliance on oil — not just foreign oil — undermines U.S. foreign policy and leaves the country vulnerable to unstable and hostile regimes. It says future oil markets will be marked by limited supplies and increasing demand, posing a national security risk.

The report, presented to members of Congress and the Pentagon, was written the Military Advisory Board of CNA, a nonprofit research organization. The board is made up of some senior retired general officers of all branches of the military.

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