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Court pauses work on PennEast pipeline
Construction of the PennEast gas pipeline may not move forward until an appellate court sorts out a land-use dispute.
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Pamela King, E&E News reporter
Construction of the PennEast gas pipeline may not move forward until an appellate court sorts out a land-use dispute.
Nationwide protests over racial injustice in recent weeks are stirring a fight against a deep-rooted energy gap in U.S. households.
By Kristi E. Swartz in Energywire
The Keystone XL pipeline's developer said yesterday it has reached an agreement with labor unions, adding a new dimension to an energy issue that's entered the 2020 presidential race.
By Carlos Anchondo in Energywire
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Nationwide protests over racial injustice in recent weeks are stirring a fight against a deep-rooted energy gap in U.S. households.
By Kristi E. Swartz in Energywire
The Keystone XL pipeline's developer said yesterday it has reached an agreement with labor unions, adding a new dimension to an energy issue that's entered the 2020 presidential race.
By Carlos Anchondo in Energywire