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Americans Gaining Energy Independence With US Emerging as No. 1 Producer - Bloomberg

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Americans Gaining Energy Independence With US Emerging as No. 1 Producer Bloomberg Environmentalists say hydraulic fracturing, or fracking -- in which a mixture of water, sand and chemicals is shot underground to blast apart rock and free fossil fuels -- is tainting drinking water. The drop in natural gas prices is also making the ... Bureaucrats didn't create the gas boomPhiladelphia Inquirer Email letters, Feb. 6, 2012Grand Junction Sentinel GOP lawmakers seek vote on Pa. gas drilling billFuelFix (blog) all 241 news articles »

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GlobalSpec Announces Free Alternative & Renewable Energy Online Trade Show & Event - MarketWatch (press release)

GlobalSpec Announces Free Alternative & Renewable Energy Online Trade Show & Event MarketWatch (press release) At this free online event, attendees will learn about leading-edge technology and the latest in product introductions and enhancements across the four technology sectors that make up the alternative and renewable energy industry: solar power; wind, ... and more »

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Proposed Utah mine expansion reflects politics of coal - Los Angeles Times

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Proposed Utah mine expansion reflects politics of coal Los Angeles Times An obstacle to greening LA's energy portfolio is the DWP's contract with a Utah plant, which requires the city to buy coal power until 2027. The gritty fuel is now stoking controversy over energy policy, environmental damage and how much consumers ... Sale of Plastic Water Bottles Banned At Grand Canyon National ParkNational Parks Traveler all 59 news articles »

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Panel wants drilling water recycled - Denton Record Chronicle

Panel wants drilling water recycled Denton Record Chronicle The task force also discussed the amount of water used in hydraulic fracturing, which involves pumping millions of gallons of water, sand and chemicals underground to break up rock and free gas. The amount of water used per well can vary.

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