Fossil Fuels
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Ox Urine to Olive Oil: Fighting Garden Pests Like the ColonistsOpinion How did Colonial Americans rid themselves of garden pests?
By Wesley Greene Published
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Peak Oil: Theory or Myth?Peak oil refers to the point in time when global oil production peaks and begins to drop.
By Marc Lallanilla Published
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'Missing Oil' from 2010 BP Spill Found on Gulf SeafloorBy Laura Geggel Published
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Trillions and Quadrillions: Numbers Tell U.S. Energy StoryNew interactive map shows how energy production in U.S. has grown since 1993.
By Bobby Magill Published
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Gassy Blob: Biggest US Methane Source Spotted from SpaceSo much methane is leaking from drilling in the Southwest's Four Corners region that the natural gas blob can be spotted from space, a new study reports.
By Becky Oskin Published
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3D-Printed Rocks Could Change Fracking PracticesGeologists are using 3D-printed rocks to study how oil and gas moves through underground rock and the research could have important implications for fracking.
By Kelly Dickerson Published
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Flawed Fracking Wells Taint Pennsylvania's Drinking WaterNew research makes a direct link between Pennsylvania's tainted drinking water and leaky fracking wells in the Marcellus Shale.
By Becky Oskin Published
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Explainer: Back Burning and Fuel ReductionOpinion The recent surge of bushfire disasters has introduced fire-fighting tactics to everyday language.
By David Bowman Published
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Ohio Fire Disaster Spotlights Need for Fracking Info (Op-Ed)Opinion With fracking chemicals kept secret, first responders are left in the dark.
By Seth Shulman Published
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