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Americans are quite literally giving their gold and silver away
Mining companies don't have to pay any royalties at all to extract precious metals from public land. A new GAO report highlights the absurdity.
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Interior: We’ll maybe finalize those fracking rules next year
Last May, the department suggested new regulations by the end of 2012. No longer.
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Oil companies polluting aquifers with EPA’s blessing
While much of the country suffers from drought, the feds give oil and mining companies licenses to pollute what water we do have.
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Exxon’s predictions for 2040: More oil use, more electricity use, more, more, more
ExxonMobil's annual "Outlook for Energy" report is not without bias -- or alarming data.
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Gas line break creates massive fireball in W. Va.
We're updating this story as information comes in.
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Gotta wear shades: Solar installations hit new annual record
Solar power installations are up this year, making for enough capacity to power more than a million households. But Fox News is worried!
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Judge orders two-week halt to Keystone XL pipeline construction
A Texas judge ruled there was sufficient evidence that TransCanada had misled landowners about what would really be flowing through its pipeline.
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BP emails reveal the company underreported the 2010 Gulf spill
Did you just die of shock? Sorry if you just died of shock.
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Politico’s top secret megascoop on the link between energy and the economy
The D.C. paper of record outdoes itself on putting insider obsequiousness before information.
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America wants to unleash its gas on other countries
There's a glut of natural gas in the U.S., so producers are looking to export overseas.