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HOUSTON — The City Council in America's longtime energy capital voted yesterday to enact stronger floodplain regulations, signaling a new approach to future construction.
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Edward Klump and Mike Lee, E&E News reporters
HOUSTON — The City Council in America's longtime energy capital voted yesterday to enact stronger floodplain regulations, signaling a new approach to future construction.
An ethane breakout from the Marcellus Shale sets up a potential showdown duel between Appalachia and the heart of the U.S. petrochemical industry along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
By Peter Behr in Energywire
House Democrats are eyeing what could become a sweeping overhaul of the lawmakers atop their caucus.
By George Cahlink in E&E Daily
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An ethane breakout from the Marcellus Shale sets up a potential showdown duel between Appalachia and the heart of the U.S. petrochemical industry along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
By Peter Behr in Energywire
House Democrats are eyeing what could become a sweeping overhaul of the lawmakers atop their caucus.
By George Cahlink in E&E Daily