Paris climate accord would see US reduce emissions by 26 to 28 per cent from 2005 levels According to a White House official on Tuesday, the meeting involving President Donald Trump and some advisers about the possible withdraw of the US from the Paris climate deal has been postponed. Reuters reports Trump was to meet with […]
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Methane emissions from petroleum systems fell a full 8% from 2014 to 2015 By Katie Brown, PhD, EnergyInDepth EPA has just released its final Greenhouse Gas Inventory for the year, and there’s a lot of good news to be gleaned from it. The data clearly show that methane emissions from both natural gas and petroleum
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TEDX also claimed natural gas wells responsible for dangerous levels of chemicals found in air quality samples Ed. note: EnergyInDepth is an industry-funded and focused website. Despite the bias, we run these op-eds because they are generally well researched and contain plenty of links the reader can follow to do further research and come to their own
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How will New York sustain its energy needs and avoid skyrocketing energy prices? By Nicole Jacobs, EnergyInDepth In what is becoming an all too common tale out of New York, the Department of Environmental Conservation (NYDEC) has once again denied a permit for a pipeline that is needed to meet the increasing demand for natural
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Latest Rockefeller/Soros-funded “investigative reporting” received well deserved ridicule In case you missed it last week, the LA Times published yet another fake news piece authored by students at the Columbia Graduate School of Journalism, this time making the ridiculous claim that the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill was caused by climate change and ExxonMobil should have
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For activist groups, “signing up multiple children to be plaintiffs in the various lawsuits” consistent with age-old tactic In what the industry has called a flawed decision that imperils jobs and incomes, the Colorado Court of Appeals recently sided with youth environmentalists in a lawsuit against the state’s chief oil and gas regulators. That is,
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OPEC’s share in 2016 was lower than in any year between 1973 Gross US crude oil imports in 2016 rose to an average of 7.9 million b/d, 514,000 b/d more than the 2015 average, according to the US Energy Information Administration. Net crude oil imports increased by a smaller amount (460,000 b/d), as US crude
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US isolation showed at G7 climate meeting At the Group of Seven Energy meeting in Rome, the United States asked for more time to work out its policies on climate change, effectively shutting efforts by the G7 to reach a common energy stance. After President Donald Trump signed an order in March to undo former President Barack
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Dimock, Penn. has long history of natural-occurring methane in area, misrepresented by Josh Fox in 2010 “Gasland” movie Now that the excitement has died down after news broke March 31 that a federal judge has ordered a retrial in last year’s highly-publicized Dimock nuisance case and thrown out a jury’s multi-million dollar award to plaintiffs, EID
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There are 1,200 active wells in theWayne National Forest By Jackie Stewart, EnergyInDepth The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) today conducted a competitive online auction of 1,186 acres of federal minerals in the Wayne National Forest (WNF) that brought a total of$5,196,220.07 — more than doubling what the first WNF mineral auction brought in December.
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