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Oil Prices Drop Amid Record High US Supplies, Hurting OPEC's Efforts
The American oil and gas sector's high productivity appeared to have dampened OPEC's attempts to jack up the commodity's price.
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Google mapped homes across the country to see if they could be solar homes.
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China Air Pollution: With Heavy Smog In Beijing, Officials Vow To 'Make Skies Blue Again'
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang laid out a plan to reduce pollution throughout the nation at the National People's Congress meeting Sunday.
Fukushima News: Deadly Nuclear Radiation Levels Baffle Scientists Trying To Build Robot To Survive Reactor
After the latest setback in the costly, oft-delayed Fukushima cleanup, Tokyo's power company said it needed new ideas to build robots capable of surviving the deadly radiation inside.
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Fracking regulations may have helped decrease the risk of earthquakes according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Less oil production means consumers should prepare to fork over more money at the pump in the coming months.
Drilling In The US: Oil And Gas Extraction Connected To Childhood Cancer, Study Finds
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Fukushima Latest News: Amid ‘Unacceptable Radiation Risk,’ Japan Tells Residents To Move Back Home To Nuclear Disaster Site
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Apple's Clean Energy Initiative: Company Backs Trade Association Supporting Energy Storage Legislation
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Solar energy capacity in the United States increased by 95 percent last year.
Future Of Energy: Solar Panel Installations Nearly Doubled In 2016, Setting Records
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Fukushima News: 'Unimaginable' Nuclear Reactor Radiation So Destructive, Not Even Robots Can Survive
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Brussels Blackout Update: European Union Capital Plunged Into Darkness Amid Terrorism Fears
Power officials said the blackout was the result of a fault in the power grid.
Nuclear Explosion In France: Will Reactor Fire At Flamanville Power Plant Cause Radiation Leaks?
A fire broke out in the Flamanville power plant Thursday, causing an explosion in its turbine hall.
Japan News: Fukushima Cleanup Uncovers Deadly Radioactive Fuel At Nuclear Plant Reactor
The current radiation level is more than seven times greater than previously recorded highs.
Japan News: Fukushima Cleanup Uncovers Possible Melted Radioactive Fuel At Nuclear Plant Reactor
The Tokyo Electric Power Company hoped to follow up using underwater robots to removed the nuclear fuel debris.
Climate Change 2017: Are World Bank Loan Schemes Encouraging Use Of Fossil Fuels?
A report released by the nonprofit Bank Information Center asserts that the World Bank's policies were responsible for turning Mozambique and Indonesia into major coal exporters.
Oil Prices 2017: OPEC Leader Still 'Confident' Cartel Will Commit To Output Cuts
Brent crude rose sharply Thursday in the wake of Secretary General Mohammad Sanusi Barkindo's comments.
Donald Trump And Climate Change: SEC Nominee Jay Clayton Works At Firm That Encourages Companies To Disclose Their Climate Risks
Jay Clayton’s law firm has encouraged corporate clients to better disclose the environmental risks they face.
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