Appalachia Resist is opposed to “fracking, injection wells, barging of frack waste on Ohio River By Jackie Stewart, EnergyInDepth A very small group of protesters made a spectacle of themselves in front of Ohio Governor Kasich’s office this week, with one activist going as far as to park a van in the middle of a […]
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DENVER – Western Energy Alliance and the Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA) filed a lawsuit today challenging Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) final rule regulating venting and flaring from oil and natural gas operations on federal and tribal lands. In its claim filed before the US District Court in Wyoming, the trade associations call
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By John Kemp LONDON (Reuters) – President-elect Donald Trump is very unlikely to restrict imports of crude oil from Saudi Arabia despite threats to do so issued during the election campaign. Trump is first and foremost a showman and impresario rather than a policy wonk. Much of what he said on the campaign trail was
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John Kerry addresses uncertainty about Trump By Yeganeh Torbati and Nina Chestney MARRAKESH, Morocco, Nov 16 (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry had hoped his presence at a Marrakesh conference to decide on the finer points of a historic agreement to stave off climate change would be a victory lap. Instead, he found
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Over 360 businesses call for Paris climate accord support By Nina Chestney MARRAKESH, Morocco, Nov 16 (Reuters) – More than 360 businesses and investors called on U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and world leaders on Wednesday to continue to support agreed curbs on global warming and to speed up efforts to move to a low-carbon economy.
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Tom Steyer says money is not an issue By Richard Valdmanis BOSTON (Reuters) – Billionaire environmental activist Tom Steyer, who has spent more than $140 million on fighting climate change, said on Tuesday he will spend whatever it takes to fight President-elect Donald Trump’s pro-drilling and anti-regulation agenda. The former hedge fund manager from California is
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SEC regulations actually prohibit companies from considering impact of future regulations when estimating reserves By Katie Brown, PhD, EnergyInDepth A federal judge has dealt yet another major blow to the already pretty devastated #ExxonKnew campaign this week, ruling that a standing discovery order – which was issued to determine if Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey was
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Latest demonstration took place day after nearly 40 people were arrested on Friday at construction site By Gina Cherelus (Reuters) – Protesters against the Dakota Access oil pipeline briefly blocked two entrances to a pipeline work yard in a rural North Dakota town early on Saturday morning, causing workers to leave the area, police said.
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Arab business figures were angry about Trump’s campaign calls for Muslims to be banned from entering US By David French DUBAI (Reuters) – Gulf executives who were upset by Donald Trump’s campaign trail comments about Muslims took a conciliatory tone following his election victory and said they were open for business with the United States. In
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