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Oil prices continue to fall as supplies grow
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Oil prices continue to fall as supplies grow

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FILE - In this July 1, 2014 file photo, Lance Thompson pumps gas into his truck at a Love's station in St. Joseph, Mo. The price of oil fell for the ninth straight day Wednesday, July 9, 2014, despite continued turmoil in the Middle East, a drop that could lead to lower gasoline prices for U.S. drivers in the weeks ahead. (AP Photo/St. Joseph News-Press, Sait Serkan Gurbuz, File)
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Oil on 2-week slide even with Mideast turmoil

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FILE - In this Dec. 5, 2013 file photo, Russell Girsh motions to his driller to turn the equipment on at an oil rig near Watford City, N.D. Job Service North Dakota data show counties that produced oil last year held nine of the top 10 spots in average annual wages. Research analyst Michael Ziesch says North Dakota's average annual wage increased about 4 percent last year to almost $48,000. Ziesch says the state's average wage still lags behind the national average of just over $49,000. (AP Photo/Williston Herald, Jerry Burnes, File)
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State: Oil counties tops in North Dakota wages

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Is it time to drain the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?
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Is it time to drain the Strategic Petroleum Reserve?

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Nebraska refuses to disclose oil train records
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Nebraska refuses to disclose oil train records

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People watch a church service from outside in Lac-Megantic, Que. on Sunday July 6, 2014 on the first anniversary of a train derailment in the small Quebec town that killed 47 people. A parked Montreal, Maine & Atlantic Railway train with 72 tankers of crude oil rolled down an incline, derailed and slammed into downtown Lac-Megantic last July 6. Several tankers exploded, destroying 40 buildings in the lakeside town of 6,000. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Ryan Remiorz)
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Quebec remembers victims of oil train disaster

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The reality is that the oil the U.S. produces does not match its refining capacity, and the reason the administration is testing the waters is because overturning the 40-year ban on exports would bring American voters the lower gasoline prices, more jobs and stable global environment that they want. (AP Photo)
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Allowing crude oil exports will benefit Americans

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Crude oil futures slip as Iraq risks recede
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Crude oil futures slip as Iraq risks recede

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Anxiety over the turmoil in Iraq disrupting oil output is easing as Iraqi forces push back against the Sunni extremist insurgency, but long-term fears remain that the instability could cause painful aftershocks -- especially if it scares off multinational oil companies that had begun investing in the war-torn country after years of holding back. (iStock Image)
Energy and Environment

Iraq’s oil potential goes untapped

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America’s response to Iraq should begin with approving Keystone XL

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