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May 04

Green Blog: Wastewater Jitters in New York

By By MIREYA NAVARRO Posted in City Councils, Department of Environmental Conservation, Drilling and Boring, environment, fracking, global warming, greenhouse emissions, Hazardous and Toxic Substances, Home Wind Power, hydraulic fracturing, Marcellus Shale, New York State, Politics and Policy, Shale, Solar Power, Solar Power Generation, toxic and hazardous substances, Waste Materials and Disposal, water quality, Wind Power, Wind Power Generation , Auburn, Chemicals, Natural Gas, Natural Gas Drilling, recycling, Sewage Treatment, Toxic Pollution, wastewater, water pollution | No Comments »

A proposal to allow fracking in New York State has focused attention on the wastewater generated by conventional natural gas drilling as well.

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May 04

Green Blog: Wastewater Jitters in New York

By By MIREYA NAVARRO Posted in City Councils, Department of Environmental Conservation, Drilling and Boring, environment, fracking, global warming, greenhouse emissions, Hazardous and Toxic Substances, Home Wind Power, hydraulic fracturing, Marcellus Shale, New York State, Politics and Policy, Shale, Solar Power, Solar Power Generation, toxic and hazardous substances, Waste Materials and Disposal, water polluttion, water quality, Wind Power, Wind Power Generation , Auburn, Blog, Chemicals, Conventional Natural Gas, Jitters, Natural Gas, Natural Gas Drilling, New York State, Proposal, recycling, Sewage Treatment, Toxic Pollution, wastewater, water pollution | No Comments »

A proposal to allow fracking in New York State has focused attention on the wastewater generated by conventional natural gas drilling as well.

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May 02

Green Blog: On Our Radar: Pipeline Company Acquires Sunoco

By By THE NEW YORK TIMES Posted in Australia, bp, Breaking News, Energy Transfer Partners, environment, forests, global warming, greenhouse emissions, Home Wind Power, koala bears, Ohio, Solar Power, Solar Power Generation, Sunoco, Wind Power, Wind Power Generation , Blog, Crude Oil, Endangered Species, Energy Transfer, Exotic Animals, Fukushima, Gulf Of Mexico, Natural Gas, oil, Oil Spill, Petrochemicals, Pipeline Company, Presence, Radar, storage, Sunoco, wildlife | No Comments »

Energy Transfer says the $5.3 billion deal will expand its presence in the transportation and storage of crude oil, natural gas and refined petrochemicals.

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May 01

Green Blog: Report Finds Pipeline Oversight Wanting

By By DAN FROSCH Posted in Accidents and Safety, enbridge, environment, Fines (Penalties), global warming, Great Lakes, greenhouse emissions, Home Wind Power, Kalamazoo River (Mich), Keystone Pipeline System, Keystone XL, Michigan, montana, national wildlife federation, Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, Pipelines, Politics and Policy, Regulation and Deregulation of Industry, San Bruno (Calif), Solar Power, Solar Power Generation, TransCanada Corporation, TransCanada Corporation|TRP|NYSE, Wind Power, Wind Power Generation , Blog, business, Current, National Wildlife Federation, Natural Gas, oil, Oversight, Pipeline Routes, Pipeline Safety, Toxic Pollution, Yellowstone River | No Comments »

Current federal rules do not take into account the long-term risks and environmental impacts of new pipeline routes, a report commissioned by the National Wildlife Federation argues.

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Apr 28

Green: On Our Radar: A Hard Look at Exxon Mobil

By By THE NEW YORK TIMES Posted in "Private Empire, Air Pollution, Automobiles, Breaking News, China, electric cars, ENV, environment, Environmental Protection Agency (Org);, Exxon Mobil, General Motors, global warming, greenhouse emissions, Home Wind Power, Iran, Pakistan, Santa Clara River, Six Flags Magic Mountain, Solar Power, Solar Power Generation, traffic congestion, water quality, Wind Power, Wind Power Generation , 13 Years, business, Electric Vehicles, Exxon, Exxon Mobil, Fossil Fuels, Lee Raymond, Natural Gas, Piercing, Radar, Steve Coll | No Comments »

Steve Coll’s new book describes Exxon as a “corporate state within the American state” and offers a piercing portrait of Lee Raymond, who led the corporation for 13 years.

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Apr 28

Green: Natural Gas Is on a Roll, Executive Declares

By By ERIC LIPTON Posted in Electric Light and Power, environment, global warming, greenhouse emissions, Home Wind Power, Politics and Policy, Solar Power, Solar Power Generation, Southern Company, Southern Company|SO|NYSE, Wind Power, Wind Power Generation , Aep, business, Coal, Coal Gas, Fossil Fuels, Natural Gas, Perfect Storm, Power Source, Regulatory Factors, Top Executive, United States | No Comments »

A “perfect storm” of economic and regulatory factors is driving major United States utilities to rapidly switch from coal to natural gas as an electric power source, a top executive says.

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Apr 21

E.P.A. Caps Emissions at Gas and Oil Wells

By By JOHN M. BRODER Posted in Air Pollution, environment, Environmental Protection Agency, global warming, greenhouse emissions, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Home Wind Power, hydraulic fracturing, Oil (Petroleum) and Gasoline, Regulation and Deregulation of Industry, Solar Power, Solar Power Generation, Wind Power, Wind Power Generation , Air Pollution, Caps, Emissions, Environmental Protection Agency, Gas And Oil, Gas Oil, Hydraulic Fracturing, Natural Gas, Oil And Gas, Oil And Gas Companies, oil companies, Oil Gas, Oil Wells | No Comments »

The Environmental Protection Agency issued its first standards for oil and gas companies covering air pollution from hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.

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Apr 19