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Chevron's lax oversight blamed for fatal Pa. gas well explosion
An inexperienced worker and lax oversight contributed to an explosion at a Chevron Corp. gas well that killed a man earlier this year, Pennsylvania regulators said.
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Mike Lee, E&E reporter
An inexperienced worker and lax oversight contributed to an explosion at a Chevron Corp. gas well that killed a man earlier this year, Pennsylvania regulators said.
A federal judge today signed off on the single largest coal-fired power plant closure since 2010. American Electric Power agreed to shutter one of two 1,300-megawatt units in southern Indiana
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
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A federal judge today signed off on the single largest coal-fired power plant closure since 2010. American Electric Power agreed to shutter one of two 1,300-megawatt units in southern Indiana
By Dylan Brown in Greenwire
In a hypothetical future, the Antarctic is cluttered with cutting-edge machinery to help refreeze the continent. Scientists see it as an extreme measure to avoid catastrophic sea-level rise.
By Chelsea Harvey in Climatewire