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Coal’s Hidden Cost in the Billions
A study ordered by Congress says the burning of fossil fuels costs the U.S. $120 billion annually and declares coal the biggest single source of such external expenses. But the damages are likely to be even higher. The study conducted … Continue reading
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Hydraulic Fracturing Revisted…
This blog entry is a specific reply to a previous blog entry about hydraulic fracturing. I believe the oil and gas industry’s greatest challenge going forth is educating the public and attempting to right the past wrongs of the industry. … Continue reading
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Environmental Concerns Cause Grief for Shale Gas Production
Although ultimately supportive, my friends in the oil and gas industry couldn’t help but to throw in a snide remark about how I was joining the enemy or “the other side” when I told them I was quitting my reservoir … Continue reading
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