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A worker fills his truck with natural gas. (iStock)
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The Energy Department is stepping out of the way on natural gas exports. So why isn’t the industry happy?

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Treasury takes step toward oil spill trust fund
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Treasury takes step toward oil spill trust fund

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Supplies rose by 230,000 barrels per day to 93 million barrels per day, largely a result of higher production from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries as output from outside the oil cartel slipped. (iStock)
Energy and Environment

Global oil supply rises in face of Russian sanctions, Middle East crisis

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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, center, is applauded by Senate leader Raul Cervantes Andrade, left, and House Speaker Jose Gonzalez Morfin at a ceremony to mark the signing of a historic energy reform bill, at the National Palace in Mexico City, Monday, Aug. 11, 2014. The law will open the state-run oil, gas and electricity industries to foreign and private companies. Mexico is hoping for tens of billions of dollars in outside investment in deep-water oil drilling and shale gas production. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
Business

Mexico opens gas, oil to foreign, private firms

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Dispute strands oil-laden tanker off Galveston
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Dispute strands oil-laden tanker off Galveston

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Mexico's Congress approved changes this week to open energy development to foreign firms, which could attract large companies like ExxonMobil to deepwater projects and smaller, independent ones that have led an oil and gas boom north of the border to Mexico's shale plays. (iStock Image)
Energy and Environment

Why the U.S. could be the big winner of Mexico’s energy reforms

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Emanuel wants action on oil train risks in Chicago
Energy and Environment

Emanuel wants action on oil train risks in Chicago

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FILE - In this Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, file photo, a man examines a row of washers and dryers while shopping at a Sears store in Henderson, Nev. Consumer spending has recovered at a much slower pace in states with big housing busts, a stark illustration of how the housing downturn has weighed on the economy years after the recession. Spending in Nevada rose just 3.5 percent in the first three years after the recession ended, the weakest of any state and far below the national average of 10.7 percent, according to a new annual government report. (AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)
Business

Oil boom and housing bust alter US spending trends

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A house in Mandaree, N.D., on the Fort Berthold Indian . An underground pipeline several miles from Mandaree spewed 1 million gallons of saltwater, an oil production byproduct, into North Dakota's badlands in early July. For reservation residents, there is a difficult balance between the potential prosperity of oil and gas and the conservation of a land regarded as sacred by cultural beliefs. (AP Photo/Josh Wood)
Energy and Environment

Stakes are high in fracking debate on Indian reservations

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NY proposes changes to oil, chemical storage rules
Energy and Environment

NY proposes changes to oil, chemical storage rules

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