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Taken together, two forthcoming bills would create a suite of government-funded incentives to help companies construct everything from hydrogen production an...

The Mobridge City Council held a special meeting Tuesday, December 28th to wrap up final business for the year...

If adopted, the new proposed rules would reduce ozone-causing chemical emissions in New Mexico and have the knock-on effect of reducing methane emissions in the state’s two oil and gas producing regions. In particular, this proposal eliminates an explicit exemption for nearly 30,000 stripper wells across the state. These low-production wells produce comparatively small amounts of oil and gas but can still pollute and leak as much as more productive wells.   Join our email list to get the sto...

coverage of the climate story.   As Don Schreiber stands in the front yard of his ranch near Farmington, New Mexico, he no longer counts cattle — he counts gas wells. And he sees 10. “That’s just the ones that you can see,” he says. There are more nearby, but they are hidden by trees. Schreiber’s ranch sits on 5,760 acres in the middle of the San Juan Basin, the smaller of the state’s two oil and gas producing regions. Smaller, but not small. There are more than 22,000 oil and gas ...

By JESSICA CONTRERA | The Washington Post | Published: December 31, 2020 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See other free reports here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. WASHINGTON — The planets told her this was coming. Not the pandemic exactly, or the economic crisis, or the staggering loss of life, but "something," was forming, "something catastrophic," and Dorot...