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The little discussed reality is that renewable energy cannot function without heavy subsidies in the form of producer and consumer tax credits, purchase mandates, and large loan guarantees to companies like the now-bankrupt Solyndra. (iStock Photo)
Economy

Examiner Editorial: Admit it, greens — renewables can’t power U.S. economy

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The Return of the Bad Old Days
Economy

The Return of the Bad Old Days

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Thanks to hydraulic fracking, the United States and Canada are taking over a bigger share of global production. (AP Photo)
Op-Eds

Has American fracking doomed Iraq?

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Sen. Mark Udall, D-Colo. (AP/David Zalubowski)
Energy and Environment

How Colorado’s Mark Udall voted on Keystone XL

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Mike Reitinger pulls weeds from a row of squash growing at the Shiloh Field community garden in Denton, Texas, Thursday, May 29, 2014. Unlike most Texas communities that have embraced the lucrative oil and natural gas booms, Denton leaders are considering a petition to ban hydraulic fracturing. Although sitting on top of the Barnett Shale, believed to hold one of the largest natural gas reserves in the U.S., Denton would rather be known for having the largest community garden in the U.S. (AP Photo/LM Otero)
Business

Texas gas town considers banning fracking

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With little and at times fabricated evidence, Big Green activists and their supporters in government have worked hard to undermine the energy revolution underway in the U.S. Exploiting fear and ignorance, they seek to convince Americans that the current natural gas boom propping up the country's sagging economy is despoiling the earth, polluting water supplies and even causing earthquakes. (Thinkstock Image)
Education

Fracking raises worker salaries and cuts costs for states: Examiner Editorial

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St. Tammany to wage court fight against fracking
Business

St. Tammany to wage court fight against fracking

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The vast majority of royalty owners are supportive of fracking and energy development. (AP Photo)
Beltway Confidential

Does EPA’s left hand know what its far-left hand is doing to fight fracking?

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Allowing crude oil to be exported would add thousands of jobs to energy-producing states, lower gasoline prices and incentivize enough domestic drilling to cut oil imports $67 billion annually, according to a pair of reports released Thursday. (Thinkstock Image)
Energy and Environment

Exporting crude oil would add jobs, lower gasoline prices: Reports

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Hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, has helped lower natural gas prices to about $4.50 per million British thermal units, pushing electric utilities to use more of it relative to coal and helping drive U.S. carbon emissions to its lowest levels in 20 years. (AP Photo)
Economy

White House: Boom in oil and gas makes ‘significant contribution’ to economy

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