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In this July 1, 2010, photo provided by Dominion Resources shows tanks at the Cove Point LNG terminal at Cove Point in Calvert County, Md. The debate over exporting liquefied natural gas is intensifying as the Energy Department considers an array of applications to ship the fuel to Japan, India and other countries where prices are far higher than in the United States.
Economy

Natural gas exports: Slow walk or ‘danger zone’?

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A Whiting Petroleum Co. pump jack pulls crude oil from the Bakken region of the Northern Plains near Bainville, Mont., on Nov. 6. A growing push to allow oil companies to export some of the crude oil that is being produced in greater volumes domestically is sparking debate as 2014 nears. The ban on exports stems from a 1975 law passed after the nation suffered crippling shortages of oil and gas. (AP Photo/Matthew Brown)
Energy and Environment

Chamber of Commerce to emphasize boosting energy trade in 2014

Zack Colman -
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If the United States wants to catch up to Russia in Arctic exploration, our policymakers to decide whether 2014 will be another year on the sidelines in the Arctic, or a year of actually being allowed in the game. (Photo: Thinkstock)
Energy and Environment

2014 should be the Year of the Arctic for energy exploration

Randall Luthi -
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Oil industry sees win in Mexican drilling pact
Energy and Environment

Oil industry sees win in Mexican drilling pact

Zack Colman -
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In this Oct. 30, 2013 file photo, people hold signs during a rally against hydraulic fracturing for natural gas, or fracking, in Albany, N.Y. New York's newly released energy plan calls for increased use of renewable energy and clean technology and anticipates reduced utility bills and a more flexible distribution grid, but takes no position on hydraulic fracturing for natural gas in the fertile Marcellus Shale. (AP Photo/Mike Groll, File)
Energy and Environment

Pro-gas interests decry NY inaction on fracking

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While some important uses for natural gas are falling, without the need to power or heat large office spaces and some non-essential manufacturing facilities, demand has picked up in other places, such as in feedstock for plastics used to make key health equipment.
Energy and Environment

Examiner Editorial: Obama should lead the U.S. to energy independence

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States that are producing more natural gas have seen gas prices fall faster in recent years, with Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas leading the pack. (AP File)
Beltway Confidential

Fracking helps lower gas prices across the country

Ashe Schow -
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Russia-Ukraine gas deal ramps up debate on Capitol Hill about energy exports
Energy and Environment

Russia-Ukraine gas deal ramps up debate on Capitol Hill about energy exports

Zack Colman -
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The federal government may be leaving some oil and gas rights revenue on the table, according to a new report. (Photo: Thinkstock)
Energy and Environment

Feds not getting fair share of oil and gas dollars, report finds

Zack Colman -
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One of President Obama’s most radical Interior nominees is confronted by Sen. John Barrasso
Columnists

One of President Obama’s most radical Interior nominees is confronted by Sen. John Barrasso

Ron Arnold -
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