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Atmospheric levels of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, are spiking, scientists report washingtonpost.com/news/ener…

Atmospheric levels of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas, are spiking, scientists report

Researchers point the finger at agriculture, rather than fossil fuels, in attributing the increase.

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David Bressan@David_Bressan10 Dec 2016
December 10, 1823, Mary Anning found the first complete Plesiosaur skeleton, she sketched the animal in one of her letters
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Walden to head powerful Energy and Commerce Committee thehill.com/policy/energy-en…
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Amena Bakr
@Amena__Bakr30 Nov 2016
Breaking news/ #opec deal effective in January and it's for 6 months and can be extended #OOTT
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#Geotimes - NAS: Unconventional Hydrocarbon Development – Workshop and Webcast Dec. 1-2 ift.tt/2fFAwE6
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POLITICO
@politico18 Nov 2016
.@POTUS cuts Arctic waters from five-year drilling plan politi.co/2g2Wlhc | Getty
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Christopher Johnson@Eco_Vox16 Nov 2016
#Texas #Wolfcamp #Shale has 20 bln barrels - "largest estimate of continuous #oil ever assessed in US": @USGS on.doi.gov/2fUJXUc #OOTT
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Amy Harder@AmyAHarder15 Nov 2016
Interior issues rule on methane from oil, gas operations, one of many coming in Obama's 11th hour. as president. on.wsj.com/2fVXrwU
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Scientific American
@sciam14 Nov 2016
Global carbon emissions from the burning of fossil fuel did not grow at all last year. bit.ly/2eU2xqY

Rise in Global Carbon Emissions Slows

China is largely to thank, due to its declining use of coal

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Casper Star-Tribune@CSTribune10 Nov 2016
Updated state report says fracking still not cause of Pavillion pollution buff.ly/2eFTUA9
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RT to spread the word → All public lands are free on Friday for #VeteransDay
Golden trees and snow-capped peaks line the shore and are reflected in the lake

ALT Golden trees and snow-capped peaks line the shore and are reflected in the lake

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Clinton, Trump and Obama’s Energy Legacy | RealClearEnergy realclearenergy.org/articles…

Clinton, Trump and Obama’s Energy Legacy | RealClearEnergy

Three presidential debates provided scant mention of energy. So voters’ assessments of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton on the subject will likely reflect their views of Barrack Obama’s energy...

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WSJ Graphics@WSJGraphics3 Nov 2016
Aging pipelines raise concerns on.wsj.com/2eXRe4T via @WSJ #ColonialPipeline
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European Gas Hub@EuropeanGasHub2 Nov 2016
US Seaborne LNG exports by region via @LNGALLIES #LNG #natgas
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Denise Cox@dmc_50701 Nov 2016
All energy sources have a footprint. "New Study Highlights Environmental Impacts Of Green Energy" dailycaller.com/2016/10/31/n… via @dailycaller
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Wastewater has been used for irrigating California food for 30 years with no reported harm. xitter.cf/QCEnergyLLC/status/792…
QC Energy, LLC@QCEnergyLLC28 Oct 2016
Cal. Regulators Examine Safety Of Food #Irrigated With Oil #Wastewater: buff.ly/2eOI8HM via @CapRadioNews #OilAndGas #California
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Oil & Gas Journal
@OGJOnline26 Oct 2016
#WhiteHouse official says #oilandgas to be part of US #Arctic policy bit.ly/2dJxQZR
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Sutherland@Sutherland_Law20 Oct 2016
Federal Court Orders #EPA to Evaluate Job Losses from Air Regulations: ow.ly/7T4K305nMHs #envlaw #energy #environmental
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EPA releases guidelines to reduce VOC emissions from oil, gas industry. States may use these to cut ozone: ow.ly/xNnK305nGVd

2016 Control Techniques Guidelines for the Oil and Natural Gas Industry | US EPA

2016 Control Techniques Guidelines for the Oil and Natural Gas Industry

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