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Jenny Mandel, E&E News reporter
Exporting too much U.S. natural gas could hurt job growth at home and use up much of a domestic resource that's viewed as practically inexhaustible, according to a new analysis by a domestic manufacturing group.
Oil and gas companies have long touted their efforts to curb methane emissions from leaky oil-field equipment. They have taken a decidedly dimmer view of government attempts to reduce leaks of the planet-warming gas.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
HOUSTON — The fire-fueled plume that darkened a swath of the Texas sky last week was just the beginning of an unfolding disaster in this U.S. oil and petrochemical hub.
By Edward Klump in Energywire
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Oil and gas companies have long touted their efforts to curb methane emissions from leaky oil-field equipment. They have taken a decidedly dimmer view of government attempts to reduce leaks of the planet-warming gas.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
HOUSTON — The fire-fueled plume that darkened a swath of the Texas sky last week was just the beginning of an unfolding disaster in this U.S. oil and petrochemical hub.
By Edward Klump in Energywire