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President Joe Biden's moratorium of oil and gas leasing buys time for a broad review of whether, and how, fossil fuels should be extracted from lands under the U.S. government's control. (Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden’s moratorium of oil and gas leasing buys time for a broad review of whether -- and how -- fossil fuels should be extracted from lands under the U.S. government’s control. The result could have a profound impact on an industry that employs hundreds of thousands of Americans by determining what access it will have on a 10th of the nation’s land and almost all of its coas...

Biden’s Oil-Leasing Review May Alter Royalties Set in 1920s Bloomberg 1/27/2021 Jennifer A. Dlouhy © Bloomberg A section of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) stands in Glennallen, Alaska, U.S., on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017. (Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden’s moratorium of oil and gas leasing buys time for a broad review of whether -- and how -- fossil fuels should be extracted from lands under the U.S. government’s control. Popular Searches The result could have a profound impact on an industry that employs hundreds of thousands of Americans by determining what...

Biden's oil-leasing review could alter 100-year-old royalty rates Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Bloomberg FacebookTwitterEmail This undated photo shows the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, HO / TNS President Joe Biden’s planned moratorium of oil and gas leasing will buy time for a broad review of whether -- and how -- fossil fuels should be extracted from lands under the U.S. government’s control. The result could have a profound impact on an industry that employs hundreds of thousands of Americans by determining what access it will have on a 10th of the na...

Biden says climate policies will add U.S. jobs, improve health Justin Sink, Jennifer A. Dlouhy, Ari Natter and Jennifer Epstein, Bloomberg News Biden's green agenda could create 'real opportunity' for Canadian investors: AIMco chair VIDEO SIGN OUT President Joe Biden depicted his climate policies as an employment plan for the U.S., arguing that fighting warming global temperatures and carbon pollution by improving infrastructure and transportation technology will add millions of jobs. “Today is climate day at the White House which means that today is jobs day the White House,â�...

Jan 27, 2021, 9:07 PM – Updated on Jan 27, 2021, 9:58 PM Word Count: 974 (Bloomberg) —“Today is climate day at the White House which means that today is jobs day the White House,” Biden said Wednesday, as he unveiled measures aimed at fulfilling a campaign pledge. The announcement marked the latest in a series of executive actions intended to quickly reverse some of the more controversial policies of his predecessor, Donald Trump, who rejected calls to address global warming and pulled the U.S. from the Paris climate accord. Even as he cited the potential long-term jobs gains, Biden ...