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Showing posts with label natural gas. Show all posts
Saturday, February 15, 2014

NY nat' gas projection exemplifies doublespeak on fracking Cuomo plan bases outlook on conflicting scenarios

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Will Fracking be part of New York’s energy picture for the next 20 years, or not? The state’s draft 2014 Energy Plan is supposed to answer ...
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Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Moratorium or not, NY begins to feel fracking’s impact Outcome rests with future of consumption, production

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While New York’s governor Andrew Cuomo has officially tabled a decision over the politically explosive issue of fracking until sometime aft...
Saturday, August 24, 2013

Obama’s upstate tour motivates anti-fracking activists President: ‘Fossil fuels finite. Climate change is real’

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Anti-fracking protestors line the motorcade route at Binghamton University It was tough going for the 400 protesters preparing for Obama...
Friday, July 19, 2013

Model T or Tesla: Reformers take on $3.9B NJ grid project Post-Sandy plan draws challenge to 20th Century ways

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When Hurricane Sandy tore into the east coast last year, it left several million people without power – some for weeks -- and provided what...
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Wednesday, July 10, 2013

LNG port slated for NY coast. Will gas come or will it go? Shale gas exports/imports stir energy policy debate

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The second wave of the shale gas debate:Where does it go?  The controversy over fracking began with the process of extracting gas from s...
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Tuesday, December 11, 2012

Federal report gives thumbs up to shale gas exports Scenarios would help investors, hurt wage earners

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LNG exports: shareholders win, wage earners lose PHOTO PROVIDED Exporting the country’s shale gas reserves would drive up prices and drive...
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