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New Mexico Gov. Grisham proposes plan to turn oilfield waste into clean water supply - Vimarsana News

New Mexico Gov. Grisham proposes plan to turn oilfield waste into clean water supply

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has proposed a plan to address water scarcity. The initiative involves buying treated water derived from the byproducts of oil drilling.

Judge orders Enbridge to remove oil pipeline from Wisconsin tribal land within 3 years, pay $5 million - Vimarsana News

Judge orders Enbridge to remove oil pipeline from Wisconsin tribal land within 3 years, pay $5 million

A federal judge in Wisconsin ordered energy company Enbridge on Friday to remove any sections of its Line 5 oil pipeline from a tribe's land in the state following a lawsuit.

Oil giants deny spreading climate disinformation as they face Dem heat on Capitol Hill - Vimarsana News

Oil giants deny spreading climate disinformation as they face Dem heat on Capitol Hill

The leaders of major oil and gas companies testified at a tough hearing Thursday on Capitol Hill about their companies' roles in greenhouse gas emissions, the acceleration of climate change and allegations of past deception and misinformation. The testimony comes days before a global climate summit is set to begin. William Brangham reports.

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Former Keystone worker: Biden admin finally admitted 'common sense' on pipelines - Vimarsana News

Former Keystone worker: Biden admin finally admitted 'common sense' on pipelines

Neal Crabtree reacts to the Department of Energy secretary’s admission that pipelines are ‘the best way to go.’ Former Keystone XL pipeline worker Neal Crabtree joined "Fox & Friends First" on Thursday and reacted to the Biden administration's admission that pipelines are "the best way to go." NEAL CRABTREE: I mean it’s kind of gratifying to finally hear the administration admit what we’ve known to be common sense for quite a while now in that when they canceled that Keystone pipeline it made no sense to us because the oil was already coming into the country by rail.