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Former U.S. Rep. Deb Haaland Of New Mexico, Who Opposes Fracking And Oil Drilling On Federal Lands, Was Confirmed As President Joe Biden’s New Interior Secretary Monday In A Narrow, 52-40, Vote.
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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita And 17 Other States Want To Stop What Looks Like California’s Attempt To Establish A Nationwide Climate Change Policy, And They Hope The U.S. Supreme Court Will Help.
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A Group of Republican Governors Sent A Letter To President Joe Biden On Monday Asking Him To Rescind An Executive Order That Halts New Leases For Oil And Gas Development On Federal Land, Arguing That It Will Have A Negative Impact On Their Economies And Will Cost Consumers.
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If The Bill Passes Both Chambers, It Would Place A Four-Year Moratorium On New Permits For Hydraulic Fracturing To Extract Natural Gas Or Oil, Costing The State Billions Of Dollars In Revenue And Thousands Of Jobs.
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California Senate Democrats Introduced A Bill This Week That Would Effectively End Fracking In California, A Move Panned As A Job-Killer By The Country’s Oldest Oil And Gas Trade Association.
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The Amount Of Energy Used To Produce One Dollar Of GDP In Tennessee Is Slightly Greater Than The Median Of Other States. This Indicates Tennessee May Need To Determine Their Own Best Practices, Despite What Other States Are Doing.
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Environmental Experts State That Momentum Behind The Biden Administration Brings The Promise Of A Comprehensive Methane Rule In Sight – A Move That Would Have Significant Impact On Pennsylvania, One Of the Top Natural Gas-Producing States.
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Offshore Oil Exploration Can Go Hand-In-Hand With President Joe Biden’s Stated Goals Of Reducing Carbon Emissions And Fighting Climate Change, Louisiana Officials Argue.
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Biden’s Executive Actions Prioritizing Solutions To The ‘Existential Threat’ Of Climate Change, Draws The Ire Of Many Key Players In The Powerful Oil And Gas Industry.
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According To A Survey Of Eight Mountain West States, Voters Are Worried For The Future Of Nature And Agreed Their Respective States Should Still Fund Conservation Efforts Despite Budget Concerns.
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