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Ari Phillips
October 3, 2024
Despite history of pollution violations, fertilizer plant receives taxpayer subsidies to expand
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Brendan Gibbons
September 26, 2024
A debate over $100 billion in taxpayer subsidies could set the fate of the U.S. hydrogen industry
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Ari Phillips
September 19, 2024
Latest version of energy permitting fast-tracking bill has environmental movement balking
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Brendan Gibbons
September 12, 2024
The outlook for the oil and gas industry under President Harris vs. President Trump
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Courtney Bernhardt
September 5, 2024
EPA’s failure to regulate laughing gas is deadly serious for the climate
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Brendan Gibbons
August 29, 2024
New research revealing high levels of mercury in Texas bay raises alarms about dredging for oil tankers
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Brendan Gibbons
August 15, 2024
Texas program that subsidizes fossil-fuel electricity turbo-charges 72 power plant applications
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Ari Phillips
August 8, 2024
Oil refinery waste is a major source of air and water pollution
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Brendan Gibbons
August 1, 2024
Environmental Integrity Project launches updated Oil & Gas Watch database and news site
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Dante Mack
July 25, 2024
Cancer-causing benzene emissions are rising at the Dow Chemical Orange plant in East Texas. Why?
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Preet Bains
July 18, 2024
Data shows Denbury’s carbon pipelines leak more than any other CO₂ pipeline company’s
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Griffin Bird
July 11, 2024
Most hydrogen plants proposed near disadvantaged communities
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Brendan Gibbons
June 27, 2024
Dominion LNG storage site sparks fierce opposition in rural North Carolina
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Louisa Markow
June 20, 2024
Corpus Christi, Texas, is ground zero for CO₂ storage buildout in oil & gas region
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Ari Phillips
June 13, 2024
Report: Jet biofuel is weighed down by pollution and loopholes
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