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While Texas' top oil and gas regulators were deciding whether to permit a disputed oil waste disposal site, their campaigns raised tens of thousands of dollars from donors tied to the case. • OpenSecrets - Vimarsana News

While Texas' top oil and gas regulators were deciding whether to permit a disputed oil waste disposal site, their campaigns raised tens of thousands of dollars from donors tied to the case. • OpenSecrets

Texas Railroad Commissioners who heard the case accepted nearly $250,000 in campaign contributions from donors involved in the matter.

Biden's pursuit of Venezuelan oil while shunning US energy and Keystone XL slammed: 'climate craziness' - Vimarsana News

Biden's pursuit of Venezuelan oil while shunning US energy and Keystone XL slammed: 'climate craziness'

The Biden administration has flirted with lifting oil sanctions on once-shunned Venezuela to temper surging oil prices yet it appears unwilling to encourage investment in domestic energy production.

Ex-Texas Oil Regulator Says Would Take World 10 Years to Replace Russian Energy Supply - Vimarsana News

Ex-Texas Oil Regulator Says Would Take World 10 Years to Replace Russian Energy Supply

WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The international community would need between five to ten years to match the millions of barrels of oil that Russia produces each day... 11.03.2022, Sputnik International

Former Texas Regulator: It Could Take Years To Replace Russian Oil - Vimarsana News

Former Texas Regulator: It Could Take Years To Replace Russian Oil

The global oil market could take five to ten years to replace all the 10 million barrels per day of oil that Russia currently produces according to former Texas Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton

Oil Workers On Foreign-Flagged Ships Are At The Mercy of Corporations - Vimarsana News

Oil Workers On Foreign-Flagged Ships Are At The Mercy of Corporations

Loopholes in U.S. law allow oil and gas companies to evade labor and environmental regulations and avoid compensating injured workers.