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Energy Transfer Reports Louisiana Natgas Pipeline Ruptured in July - Vimarsana News

Energy Transfer Reports Louisiana Natgas Pipeline Ruptured in July

Energy pipeline operator Energy Transfer has disclosed a pipeline rupture in Louisiana last month that released 8.2 million cubic feet of natural gas,

Energy Transfer reports Louisiana natgas pipeline ruptured in July - Vimarsana News

Energy Transfer reports Louisiana natgas pipeline ruptured in July

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In Louisiana, orphan wells seen as an 'accident waiting to happen' - Vimarsana News

In Louisiana, orphan wells seen as an 'accident waiting to happen'

There are thousands of orphaned wells in Louisiana that pose a threat to residents and the environment. New federal funding will help the state plug many abandoned wells, but some question if that's enough.

Source: pbs.org
The Carbon Capture Conundrum: The Technology Louisiana Hopes will Reach Net Zero - Vimarsana News

The Carbon Capture Conundrum: The Technology Louisiana Hopes will Reach Net Zero

In 2020 Governor John Bell Edwards committed the state to reaching net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. This is a special report to look at a key aspect of the net-zero plan, and why some are concerned

Source: katc.com
Industry Insiders Question Louisiana Regulators Over Cleanup on ExxonMobil Land, Amid Corruption Claims and Pollution Fears - Vimarsana News

Industry Insiders Question Louisiana Regulators Over Cleanup on ExxonMobil Land, Amid Corruption Claims and Pollution Fears

As billions in federal funds start flowing to state orphan well programs, a DeSmog investigation raises questions about whether oil-friendly states will put industry interests ahead of the environment.

Source: desmog.com