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Shale oil by the numbers

by Matt Mansfield | Dec 7, 2011 | Business & Tech, Environment

Shale and natural gas, by the numbers

by Randy Leonard | Dec 5, 2011 | Business & Tech, Environment, Topics

Keystone pipeline crucial for jobs, say supporters

by Matt Mansfield | Dec 2, 2011 | Business & Tech, Environment

WASHINGTON – A controversial pipeline from Canada that the White House delayed last month would bring jobs and increase energy security in the United States, industry and union leaders said Friday. “Time is absolutely of the essence to obtain the approvals we need so...

Plans to export natural gas raise questions of US price hike

by Matt Mansfield | Nov 17, 2011 | Business & Tech, Environment

WASHINGTON — Nelson Roe is no stranger to natural gas production. A shallow well collected gas from on his 59-acre property in Cambridge, Ohio since when his grandfather owned the land until the gas ran low and the well was abandoned in 1991. Now an advancement...

Company will reroute proposed Keystone XL pipeline

by Matt Mansfield | Nov 16, 2011 | Environment

WASHINGTON–A Canadian firm said it will consider alternatives to avoid sending a controversial pipeline through the environmentally sensitive Sand Hills of Nebraska. Last week, President Barack Obama backed the decision by his State Department to delay until 2013 a...

How a thermostat built by former Apple guys will make green cool

by Matt Mansfield | Nov 7, 2011 | Business & Tech, Environment

It’s called the low-hanging fruit of green energy: personal efficiency. Programming a thermostat, pre-heating an oven for only as long as necessary, and, of course — as every child has been told, repeatedly — turning off the lights. But, as every...
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