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Workers are pictured on a drilling rig near Calumet, Okla., in July 2012. Oklahoma is one of several states that have enjoyed a boom in the energy sector driven in large part by new and improved drilling techniques such as horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, which cracks open fissures in rock formations to retrieve oil and gas. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)
Energy and Environment

Oklahoma speaker wants to continue drilling breaks

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Oil industry sees win in Mexican drilling pact
Energy and Environment

Oil industry sees win in Mexican drilling pact

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A gas station advertises regular unleaded gasoline for less than $3.00 a gallon in Independence, Mo.
Economy

Oil price falls below $98 as dollar strengthens

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With Keystone XL looming, oil train crash ignites rail-versus-pipeline debate
Energy and Environment

With Keystone XL looming, oil train crash ignites rail-versus-pipeline debate

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A fireball goes up at the site of an oil train derailment Monday, Dec 30, 2013, in Casselton, N.D. The train carrying crude oil derailed near Casselton Monday afternoon. Several explosions were reported as some cars on the mile-long train caught fire. (AP Photo/Bruce Crummy)
Energy and Environment

Mayor: North Dakota town dodged a bullet in crude explosion

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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)
Beltway Confidential

Another hiring surge in North Dakota thanks to shale oil

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Economy

Domestic production to drive oil prices down, forecasters say

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Mexico's President Enrique Peña Nieto holds up the documents he signed to enact his proposed energy reforms at the National Palace in Mexico City on Dec. 20. The sweeping reforms approved by state legislators allow private companies to explore for and produce oil and gas, capping a remarkable series of legislative victories by the Mexican leader. (AP Photo/Eduardo Verdugo)
Columnists

Overdue reforms boost Mexico — and the United States

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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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The shoreline of Bay Jimmy, which was heavily impacted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, is seen in an area that has tar mats and oozing crude oil on the marsh platform, in Plaquemines Parish, La., on Sept. 27. (AP Photo/Gerald Herbert)
Energy and Environment

BP appeals ruling in dispute over spill settlement

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