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Natural Gas
Fracking: From The Civil War to International Debate
The story of fracking has been more than a century and a half in the making.
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Petroleum
Exxon Mobil: The Downfall of an Oil Giant
Exxon Mobil is struggling.
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Natural Gas
Everything You Wanted To Know About Unconventional Fossil Fuel Sources
In 2018, 80% of the U.S. primary energy consumption came from conventional fossil fuels. There has been growing concern about the availability of energy from fossil fuels due to dwindling resources and rising global energy consumption.
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Petroleum
Big Tech is Now Involved in Big Oil
Big tech companies have been collaborating aggressively with fossil fuel companies to produce more oil and gas.
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Natural Gas
Gas Flaring: Why Is So Much Energy Wasted?
Gas flaring is becoming one of the most challenging energy and environmental issues facing the fossil fuel industry.
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Petroleum
The Kingmaker: Oil, America & the Struggle for Global Power
Shaping the international order for much of the last two centuries, global influence - whose is growing and whose is waning - is inextricably linked with oil.
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Coal
The Impact of Fossil Fuels on the Environment
One thing that will remain true about human nature is the quest for development; and in this quest, as is seen through the ages, man will utilize as much as possible, all resources, natural and non-natural, physical and abstract, lasting and ephemeral. One particular set of resources in light of this is fossil fuels; particularly useful in the production of…
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Petroleum
The West Texas Oil Boom That Changed the World
The small town of Midland, Texas has become the center of America’s oil and gas boom.
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Natural Gas
Does Fracking Adversely Affect Water Quality?
Mounting evidence has revealed that the oil and gas industry’s use of hydraulic fracturing could have an adverse impact on human and environmental health.
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Coal
The Clean Coal Controversy
Clean coal can reduce carbon emissions, but still emits dangerous levels of harmful pollutants.
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