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'Flowback' — a new cause of oil-driven earthquakes?
Two earthquakes that shook Oklahoma on Sunday evening may be part of a new trend — shaking that's neither natural, linked to oil field disposal nor linked to hydraulic fracturing.
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Mike Soraghan, E&E News reporter
Two earthquakes that shook Oklahoma on Sunday evening may be part of a new trend — shaking that's neither natural, linked to oil field disposal nor linked to hydraulic fracturing.
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A secret recording between President Trump and an intimate group of donors showed Trump was curious about Ukraine's energy challenges, fracking and electric cars.
By Scott Waldman and Lesley Clark in Climatewire
Arizona is evaluating whether to strengthen water regulations in the face of federal rollbacks that could leave 93% of the state's stream miles unprotected by the Clean Water Act.
By Ariel Wittenberg in Greenwire