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  • An Egyptian farmer tends to his fields on the banks of the Rasheed river in the northern Giza province on June 22, 2013. The US Agency for International Development and the Swedish government announced a $25 million grant program Monday to increase access to clean water for farming.
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  • Protesters converged on Dimock, Pennsylvania, in 2011 over the effects of fracking on residents' water. Now an increasing number of communities are seeking to ban fracking outright, sparking court battles. Photograph by Nina Berman/NOOR/Redux
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  • Workers check the sand flow at Southwestern Energy Co., natural gas production site during fracture stimulation in Camptown, Pennsylvania.
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  • A sign for the Winter NAPE 2011 event is installed in the exhibit hall at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. (Nick de la Torre / Houston Chronicle)
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  • U.S. Army engineers are leading research on tactical microgrids to deliver more efficient power to Soldiers across combat zones. These microgrids are designed and built to provide power independently of traditional grids and to integrate multiple sources of energy for use and storage. (image via US Army RDECOM)
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  • A ship sits at the Golden Pass import terminal, which is awaiting federal approval to add an LNG export facility . (Golden Pass Products)
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    The Obama administration licensed a third company to broadly sell U.S. natural gas overseas on Wednesday, renewing fears that widespread exports of America’s bounty could spike domestic prices for... more
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  • EDF is selling its stake in Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant in Maryland.
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  • This target chamber at the U.S. National Ignition Facility was meant to be a corridor for almost limitless power from fusion energy. But the energy pumped in by the lasers still exceeds the energy created by the fusing hydrogen. Funding for continued research is uncertain. Photograph courtesy Damien Jemison, LLNL
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  • The West Texas sky silhouettes a Linn Energy pumpjack in the Permian basin. (Linn Energy)
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  • Solar panels hang over a New Jersey Parking Lot. Photo: Flickr/Armando Jimenez, U.S. Army Environmental Command
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  • Photo credit: JJ Harrison / Wikimedia Commons
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    In the U.S., our infrastructure isn’t designed to handle the increased floods and droughts that come with global warming. Consider Florida, where coastal cities are spending billions of dollars on... more
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    No less an investor than the mighty Warren Buffett has proclaimed that the decline of coal in the U.S. will be gradual but inevitable. Given flat demand for electricity, cheap natural gas, burgeoni... more
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  • image via City of Portland
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    In the U.S., our infrastructure isn’t designed to handle the increased floods and droughts that come with global warming. Consider Florida, where coastal cities are spending billions of dollars on... more
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  • By Ed King
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    Energy Information Administration report illustrates how ‘business as usual’ policies equal dangerous warming levels New US Government data reveals investment in renewables and nuclear is rising fa... more
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