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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Not Mixing With Rest of Economy, Oil Floats Higher
The price of crude oil once again seems to be defying the economic forces of gravity.
Original post by Steven Mufson
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Ecuador Pursues Unusual Carbon-Credit Plan to Leave Oil Untapped
QUITO, Ecuador — Beneath the tropical jungles of northeastern Ecuador lies a vast pool of oil, representing one-fifth of the small Andean country’s petroleum reserves and potentially billions of dollars in revenue. Directly above that pool, the Yasuni National Park is home to a diversity of wild…
Original post by Joshua Partlow
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Va. Candidates Weigh In on Offshore Drilling
RICHMOND — The federal government’s decision to lift its longtime ban on offshore drilling has thrust the hot-button issue of coastal drilling to the forefront of the Virginia governor’s race.
Original post by Anita Kumar
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House Panel Passes Limit on Greenhouse-Gas Emissions
A bill to create the first national limit on greenhouse-gas emissions was approved by a House committee yesterday after a week of late-night debates that cemented the shift of climate change from rhetorical jousting to a subject of serious, if messy, Washington policymaking.
Original post by David A. Fahrenthold
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U.S. Carbon Emissions Fall by Most Since ‘82
U.S. emissions of carbon dioxide related to energy use fell 2.8 percent last year, according to an estimate by the Energy Information Administration, driven down by high oil prices and the sagging economy. The drop in carbon dioxide emissions was the steepest since 1982.
Original post by Steven Mufson
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Cuba’s Undersea Oil Could Help Thaw Trade With U.S.
Deep in the Gulf of Mexico, an end to the 1962 U.S. trade embargo against Cuba may be lying untapped, buried under layers of rock, seawater and bitter relations.
Original post by Nick Miroff
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The Obama Administration’s Bias Against Oil and Natural Gas
In his zeal to create new energy jobs, Obama leaves out a vital sector.
Original post by Robert J. Samuelson
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How President Obama Made His Energy Platform ‘Pop’