Oil
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Hold the water: Some firms fracking without it
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The use of one precious fluid — water — to recover another — oil — chafes in dry country. Rivers and groundwater are receding in Texas for lack of rain and over-pumping just when the demand for wat...
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Aug.27.2013
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Environmentalists and Policy Makers Collide in Keystone XL Debate
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On August 12, nearly 200 environmental activists gathered in front of the State Department in Washington, D.C., to peacefully protest the expansion of the Keystone Pipeline. Nothing dramatic happen...
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Aug.23.2013
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Oil falls with stocks; gasoline down vs. year ago
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The price of oil fell amid indications the Federal Reserve could soon ease up on its stimulus program. Meanwhile, the price of gasoline costs less than a year ago for the first time in more than tw...
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Aug.7.2013
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Israel’s Deepest Well Targets 1.5 Billion Barrels of Oil
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The deepest oil well drilled in Israel’s 65-year history may be the most important. Houston’s Noble Energy Inc. (NBL) will probe 6,500 meters (4 miles) below the Mediterranean seabed later this yea...
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Jul.19.2013
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Syria’s oilfields create surreal battle lines amid chaos and tribal loyalties
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Tribes are supplying oil and gas to both the government and rebels to spare their villages from attack – and make money A northern wind had been blowing since early morning, lifting a veil of dust...
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Jun.28.2013
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Korea Aims to Build One of World’s Top Four Oil Hubs
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The government held the ceremony of dedicating oil storage facilities in Yeosu and declaring the Northeast Asian oil hub vision. The Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy (MOTIE, Minister: Yoon Sa...
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Jun.27.2013
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EIA: US daily crude supply could surge to 10M barrels by 2040
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Domestic oil production could reach more than 10 million barrels per day by 2040, with nearly half of these supplies coming from unconventional plays, according to a government report. The Energy I...
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Jun.19.2013
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Washington summit to focus on the US oil boom’s global implications
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The United States’ advantage in unearthing oil and gas from dense rock formations — and the prospect for exporting some of that bounty — will be the focus of discussion during a summit Wednesday in...
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Jun.14.2013
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Tar Sands Pipelines: the Dirtiest Oil on Earth
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http://www.BeyondOil.org The Sierra Club Beyond Oil Campaign will block the most dangerous oil projects (Keystone XL, Enbridge Gateway, Trailbreaker pipelines) and revoke the oil industry’s l...
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Jun.12.2013
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Republicans attack landmark offshore wind power plan
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The Interior Department unveiled details for the nation’s first-ever federal sale of offshore wind energy leases on Tuesday, even as Republican lawmakers complain the approach is misguided. Federal...
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Jun.7.2013
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$2.2 Trillion…The Oil in Our Backyard
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According to a recent World Bank report there are approximately 9 billion metric tonnes of oil sludge on the planet today… sitting there… doing nothing… pure waste. The oil sludge is generated as a...
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Jun.5.2013
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Oil, gas influence on Colorado politics questioned
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The oil and gas industry in Colorado exerts an outsize influence in Colorado politics. A report out Thursday questions how energy producers benefit from spending generously on lobbying and politica...
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Jun.3.2013
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Estonia’s Shale Oil Market: How The Small Country Is Hoping To Revolutionize The Energy Sector
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Home to the creators of Skype and the first country to use online voting, Estonia relishes its image as a technological pioneer. But the tiny East European country’s most far-reaching economi...
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Jun.3.2013
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Oman to Use Sunshine to Get Oil Out of Wells
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Oman’s national oil company will announce on Tuesday that it has begun using a new method of coaxing oil out of old wells: solar power. For years, oil producers have relied on steam, created with n...
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May.28.2013
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Oil leasing dispute heads to federal court
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A dispute over greenhouse gases from oil and gas drilling will head to federal court in Montana as attorneys for the government and the industry face off against environmentalists who say too littl...
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May.28.2013
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A Better World Lies Beyond Coal, Oil and Gas
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Few of us will ever venture past the 60-mile boundary that separates Earth and outer space. If you do, though, you’re likely to experience something known as “the overview effect”—a cognitive shift...
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May.22.2013
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A Black Mound of Canadian Oil Waste Is Rising Over Detroit
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Assumption Park gives residents of this city lovely views of the Ambassador Bridge and the Detroit skyline. Lately they’ve been treated to another sight: a three-story pile of petroleum coke coveri...
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May.22.2013
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The Myths and Realities of America’s Oil and Gas Boom
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Energy expert Michael Levi on our modern energy age Michael Levi, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, is a familiar name the energy media-sphere. He’s the rare kind of opinionated...
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May.20.2013
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Oil Shockwaves From U.S. Shale Boom Seen by IEA Ousting OPEC
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The U.S. shale boom will send “shockwaves” through the global oil trade over the next five years, benefiting the nation’s refiners and displacing OPEC as the driver of supply growth, the IEA said....
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May.16.2013
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Iran says $100 per barrel is ‘fair’ price for oil
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Iran’s oil minister says the country supports prices of $100 for a barrel of crude. A Monday report by the ministry website quotes Rostam Ghasemi as saying, “For the price of crude to remain at abo...
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May.15.2013
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