A coalition of seven conservation groups has filed a lawsuit in federal court against the U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) allocation of more than 800,000 acres of federal lands in three western states to potential oil shale and tar sands development.
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Obama Officially Announces Picks for DOE, EPA
President Obama Monday gave his official nod to nuclear physicist Ernest Moniz as nominee for secretary of the Department of Energy (DOE), and to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) air pollution official Gina McCarthy to head up the EPA.
REI CEO Tapped as Interior Secretary
President Obama Wednesday named Recreational Equipment Inc. (REI) CEO Sally Jewell as his nominee for secretary of the Department of Interior, to succeed Ken Salazar, who is departing at the end of March.
REI CEO Jewell Tapped as Interior Secretary
President Obama Wednesday named Recreational Equipment Inc. (REI) CEO Sally Jewell as his nominee for secretary of the Department of Interior, to succeed Ken Salazar, who is departing at the end of March.
Pioneer Locks Up Frack Sand Supply
Dallas-based Pioneer Natural Resources Co. has agreed with a subsidiary of Carmeuse Holding S.A. (Luxembourg) to acquire its U.S. industrial sands business, Carmeuse Industrial Sands (CIS), for $297 million, giving it a large supply of sand for hydraulic fracturing (fracking) activities.
Pennsylvania’s Impact Fee Bill: ‘Not Perfect, But…’
As Pennsylvania prepares to put in place a unique mega-law (HB 1950) to regulate and tax its blockbuster baby, the Marcellus Shale, nobody thinks it’s perfect, but most are prepared to live with it and work to improve it.
Studies Say LNG Tanker Traffic Would Hurt Rhode Island Economy
Tankers laden with liquefied natural gas (LNG) navigating the waters of Narragansett Bay in Rhode Island would hurt the state’s economy by interfering with recreational boating, the seasonal tourism trade, commercial fishery operations, ferry operations and cruise ships, according to studies released this week.