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It ain't easy driving hydrogen in California - Vimarsana News

It ain't easy driving hydrogen in California

They’re expensive and difficult to fuel. Are hydrogen cars the future?

Why oil companies are worried about climate lawsuits from gas states - Vimarsana News

Why oil companies are worried about climate lawsuits from gas states

Studies that seek to put a price tag on the cost of climate change in Ohio and Pennsylvania are sparking alarm from the fossil fuel industry.

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DAVID BLACKMON: Climate Wokesters Find A New Way To Destroy Middle America - Vimarsana News

DAVID BLACKMON: Climate Wokesters Find A New Way To Destroy Middle America

With the filing of California’s latest lawsuit against American energy producers, the ill-advised and foreign funded national climate litigation campaign is ramping back up again.

More Consolidation Could Increase Focus on Emissions Reduction - Vimarsana News

More Consolidation Could Increase Focus on Emissions Reduction

‘Consolidation is going to translate to probably more intensive efforts around low carbon,’ Pickering Energy Partners founder says in the wake of Exxon Mobil's massive acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources. 

Big Oil Is Only Getting Bigger—and Meaner - Vimarsana News

Big Oil Is Only Getting Bigger—and Meaner

In announcing a deal to acquire shale driller Pioneer Resources for $60 billion, ExxonMobil last week initiated the year’s biggest corporate buyout, which is also the company’s biggest such transaction since 1999. Pioneer Resources exists for a single reason: to drill for oil and gas. Exxon’s purchase is an indication that it intends to keep doubling down on exactly that, continuing the trend of major oil and gas companies walking back climate commitments made when they were making less money on

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