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HOUSTON — Two men wearing bright-red hats with the words "Make Oil and Gas Investing Great Again" in white letters epitomized the mood at the first major oil and gas gathering of the year here.
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Nathanial Gronewold, E&E News reporter
HOUSTON — Two men wearing bright-red hats with the words "Make Oil and Gas Investing Great Again" in white letters epitomized the mood at the first major oil and gas gathering of the year here.
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A New York court sided with Exxon Mobil Corp. in a long legal battle launched by the state's top attorney accusing the oil supermajor of misleading investors on the financial risks of climate change.
By Jennifer Hijazi in Greenwire
A former presidential adviser wanted to launch a review of the climate science behind EPA regulations to help spur a broader challenge of government climate research, emails show.
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