Republicans urged to reject wind tax credit in lame duck
Fiscal conservatives want Republican leaders to hold firm against proposals to extend a wind energy tax credit this year. More »
Sunoco spill revised up to 189,000 gallons
The number of oil spilled is up 21,000 gallons from initial estimates. More »
Fossil fuel caps urged as scientists warn of climate woes
The world can only consume a fraction of the known deposits of fossil fuels if it’s to avoid the most dangerous impacts from climate change. More »
Superior Crude to pay $1.6M oil spill penalty
The Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Justice say the consent decree was filed Wednesday. More »
Commentary: New poll shows generation gap applies to energy stances
Respondents to a University of Texas at Austin poll has shown that Americans’ opinions on energy and the environment vary drastically depending on how old they are. More »
Murray adds 100M tons to Illinois’ coal holdings
Murray Energy Corp., a privately held company with a dozen mines in Illinois and five other states, is among the nation’s most vocal coal producers. More »
Researchers find oil footprint from 2010 Gulf oil spill
New research is shedding more light on the fate of the crude that gushed out of BP’s failed Macondo well in 2010.
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EU reaches deal to cut greenhouse gas emissions
The decision makes the EU the first major economy to set post-2020 emissions targets ahead of a global climate pact that is supposed to be adopted next year in Paris. More »
Environmental group urges Texas regulators to tackle methane
The Environmental Defense Fund says some major oil companies are taking steps to reduce leaks of the greenhouse gas methane, the main component of natural gas, but that hundreds of smaller companies aren’t. More »
First-of-its-kind carbon capture plant opens in North San Antonio
Austin-based Skyonic Inc. debuted its $125 million carbon capture plant on Tuesday. More »
Energy Department: U.S. must act now on methane emissions
The EPA and the Interior Department are considering a combination of regulations that would rein in methane, a power heat-trapping greenhouse gas. More »
Study: Natural gas surge won’t slow global warming
Cheap and plentiful natural gas isn’t quite a bridge to a brighter energy future as claimed and won’t slow global warming, a new study projects. More »
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