
Stanford study proves pipeline replacement programs are effective
Invisible gas leaks from aging or damaged pipelines cost U.S. consumers billions of dollars every year, contribute to global warming, and, in rare cases, cause dangerous explosions. But pipeline rep ... more
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U.S. to open up offshore acreage for drillers
The U.S. government said it was offering more than 40 million acres for drilling opportunities in the central and eastern Gulf of Mexico. ... more
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Orbit Over Obsolescence: How Satellite Constellations Are Replacing Cell Towers One Layer at a Time
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Delayed effects of oil spill compromise long-term fish survival
For 25 years, methodical research by scientists has investigated the effects of the Exxon Valdez oil spill in 1989 on Alaskan communities and ecosystems. A new study released today into the effects ... more
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North Dakota rig count declines
The number of rigs actively exploring for or producing oil and natural gas in North Dakota is down more than 65 percent from last year, state data show. ... more
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LNG company Oil Search turns down Woodside bid
Liquefied natural gas company Oil Search said it rejected an acquisition proposal from rival Woodside Petroleum, citing a need to ensure shareholder value. ... more
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OPEC: "All eyes" on U.S. oil production
The global crude oil market is keeping an eye on how quickly U.S. oil production falls during an era of lower prices, OPEC said in its latest market report. ... more
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Oil prices edge lower on weak Chinese data
Weak Chinese factory output and an increase in crude oil production from Saudi Arabia weighed down crude oil prices in early Monday trading. ... more
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