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Daily on Energy: Oil industry slams Trump’s inaction on tariff relief
Daily on Energy

Daily on Energy: Oil industry slams Trump’s inaction on tariff relief

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FILE - In this Aug. 3, 2014 file photo, an oil pump works at sunset in the desert oil fields of Sakhir, Bahrain. Political turmoil and military conflict in certain global hotspots has typically sent oil prices soaring. There's plenty of that now, but oil is near its low for the year. (AP Photo/Hasan Jamali, File)
Energy and Environment

Higher oil prices mean US drillers are open for business, says API

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FILE - This July 6, 2011, file photo shows a grizzly bear roaming near Beaver Lake in Yellowstone National Park, Wyo. The Montana Fish and Wildlife Committee is set to take a final vote on proposed rules to hunt grizzly bears if federal protections are lifted.
Energy and Environment

House GOP unveils package to eliminate ‘frivolous’ lawsuits over endangered species

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Not all policies created equal in America’s ‘Energy Revolution,’ says study
Energy and Environment

Not all policies created equal in America’s ‘Energy Revolution,’ says study

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Daily on Energy: World’s oil production stretched to make up for supply disruptions
Daily on Energy

Daily on Energy: World’s oil production stretched to make up for supply disruptions

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In this May 16, 2018 photo, deteriorated U.S. and Puerto Rico flags fly on a roof eight months after the passing of Hurricane Maria in the Barrio Jacana Piedra Blanca area of Yabucoa, a town where many continue without power in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rican officials said 98.86 percent of PREPA's customers had electricity on May 17, but many remain without power as the longest blackout in U.S. history continues.
Business

Puerto Rico’s fossil fuel power plants fared better than solar and wind, say feds

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FILE - In a Sept. 28, 2011 file photo, a native fisherman displays a salmon he pulled from his net on the Duwamish River, in Seattle. The state Department of Ecology appears ready to sharply increase Washington's fish consumption rate, an obscure number that has huge implications because it helps set water quality standards. A higher number means fewer toxic pollutants would be permitted in waters. Unions representing Boeing machinists and mill workers are siding with businesses in a bitter fight over how much fish people eat, and thus how clean Washington state waters should be. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson, File)
Energy and Environment

House votes to shed limits on commercial and sport fishing

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Russia’s largest asbestos company thanks Trump by using his image
Energy and Environment

Russia’s largest asbestos company thanks Trump by using his image

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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt (pictured center) leaves after a hearing on Capitol Hill in Washington.
Energy and Environment

EPA officials continue to depart agency after Pruitt resignation

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Daily on Energy: Trump slams Germany as ‘captive’ of Russian gas
Daily on Energy

Daily on Energy: Trump slams Germany as ‘captive’ of Russian gas

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