Written by Bonner R. Cohen

In the latest confirmation of what is perhaps the most stunning energy-related development in decades, the Paris-based International Energy Agency predicts the United States will become the world’s top oil producer by 2020. IEA says the same advances in hydraulic fracturing technology that recently ... Read more: IEA: U.S. Has Resources to Become World’s Largest Oil Producer
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Written by Zig Lambo

The trading ranges for oil and gas haven't changed that much since we last touched base with Phil Weiss, senior analyst at Argus Research, but the entire landscape for both North American and international oil and gas exploration has shifted dramatically. In this interview with The Energy Report, ... Read more: The Best-Positioned Companies for 2013: Phil Weiss
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Written by Marc Morano

New Report: 'Extreme Weather Report 2012': 'Latest peer-reviewed studies, data & analyses undermine claims that current weather is 'unprecedented' or a 'new normal' Read more: New Report: Extreme Weather Report 2012 Latest Peer-reviewed Studies
Presented at UN Climate Conference in Doha, Qatar on Dec. 6, 2012
Introduction:
The man-made global warming movement has officially ...
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Written by Rita Sapunor of The Energy Report
Energy investment is about more than just the commodities; it's about growth. That's why, for example, the emerging economies theme has been an important one for investors who know that every business and modern home in Brazil, Russia, China or the African continent will need to keep the ... Read more: US Energy Independence: The Next Big Thing for 2013?
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Written by Right Side News

Grizzly bears, sea turtles, and sandhill cranes—these kinds of critters most likely come to mind when endangered species are mentioned. Read more: Finally, the Right Mascot for Radical Environmentalists
In the endangered species business they are known as “charismatic megafauna” and are often plastered across fundraising appeals. However, as the federal list of ...
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Written by Nicolas Loris and Derrick Morgan

Abstract: New fuel-efficiency standards issued by the U.S. Department of Transportation and the Environmental Protection Agency will increase the average cost of a new car by $3,000 by 2025. Furthermore, consumers are unlikely to realize the projected fuel savings used to justify these standards, ... Read more: Cap-and-Trade for Cars Means Higher Prices and Less Choice for Car Buyers
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Written by American Dream

While most of the world has been focused on other things, the Ring of Fire has been quietly waking up. Over the past couple of months, there has been a steady string of noteworthy volcanic eruptions and earthquakes that have occurred along the perimeter of the Pacific Ocean. But because ... Read more: 15 Signs That The Ring Of Fire Is Waking Up As We Head Into 2013
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Written by Jen Alic

Certainly the folks at Gazprom are having a good snicker, reveling in the mockery that has been made of what should have been a landmark Ukraine-Spain gas deal that would have loosened Russia's gas grip on Kiev. Everyone wondered how Russia would respond to Ukraine's attempt at gas ...
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Written by American Dream

The most powerful earthquakes in the history of the United States happened along the New Madrid Fault in 1811 and 1812. Those earthquakes were reportedly felt more than 1,000 miles away. Scientists assure us that one day we will once again see very powerful earthquakes along the New Madrid fault. ... Read more: Monster Sinkholes Indication Major Earth Changes on The New Madrid Fault?
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