"The Real Story of US Coal: Inside the World's Biggest Coalmine"
"Despite Obama’s pledge to cut carbon emissions, production at North Antelope Rochelle mine in Wyoming is booming - and climate change is off the agenda."
Source: Guardian, 11/10/2014
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"Senate Panel Plans Hearing on Banks Owning Oil, Gas Commodities"
"A Senate subcommittee on investigations will hold a two-day hearing when Congress returns from recess on Wall Street banks' involvement with physical commodities like oil, natural gas and metals."
Source: The Hill, 11/10/2014
Appeals Court Stands By Ruling Holding BP Liable for Spill Penalties
"A panel of federal appeals court judges in New Orleans has refused to reconsider a ruling that BP and Andarko Petroleum Corp. must pay federal fines related to the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil disaster."
Source: New Orleans Times-Picayune, 11/10/2014
"Fracking Can Begin in Illinois"
"Haul out the oil rigs, fracking can begin in Illinois."
Source: Chicago Tribune, 11/10/2014
"NC Orders Duke To Redo Coal Ash Monitoring Plans"
"North Carolina regulators have ordered Duke Energy to resubmit its proposal for assessing the extent of groundwater contamination leaking from 33 coal ash dumps across the state after deeming the company's current plans 'inadequate.'"
Source: AP, 11/07/2014
Yucca Mountain: Senate Dem Loss Seen as Lifeline for Abandoned Project
"Promoters of the Yucca Mountain, Nev., nuclear waste repository left for dead by the Obama administration are celebrating Republicans' Senate takeover as a chance for resurrecting a project stymied by outgoing Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.)."
Source: Greenwire, 11/07/2014
"Regulator Probes Waterfowl Landings on Toxic Canada Oil Sands Ponds"
"New reports of waterfowl landing on toxic ponds of industrial waste in the oil sands of northern Alberta are being investigated by the Canadian province's energy regulator in light of the death of 1,600 ducks on such ponds in 2008."
Source: Reuters, 11/06/2014
"Denton Fracking Ban Quickly Draws Two Lawsuits After Passing"
"A day after voters decided to make Denton the first city in Texas to ban hydraulic fracturing, the reaction by the energy industry and government was swift."
Source: Dallas Morning News, 11/06/2014
"Meet the Senate's New Climate Denial Caucus"
The mid-term election raised the prominence of senators who deny the established science of climate change and promote the interests of fossil energy companies.
Source: Mother Jones, 11/06/2014
"Murkowski Readies for Reins of Senate Energy"
"Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) is gearing up to take control of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee as the balance of power shifts to Republicans next year."
Source: The Hill, 11/06/2014
