"Coal's Future Facing 3 Hurdles and Steady Decline, Projections Show"
"Coal's future as a major energy source is being undermined by market forces, government regulations and moral arguments."
Source: InsideClimate News, 05/19/2015
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Texas: "Governor Abbott Signs Denton Fracking Bill"
"With the stroke of his pen, Gov. Greg Abbott may have just made Denton not only the first but also the last city in Texas to ban fracking."
Source: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, 05/19/2015
"Goldman Sachs Sees Brent Crude Oil at $55 a Barrel in 2020"
A Goldman Sachs prediction fueled predictions that the price of crude oil would remain low for another five years.
Source: Bloomberg, 05/19/2015
"IMF Says Energy Subsidized By $5.3 Trillion Worldwide"
"Governments around the world charge prices for energy that do not account for its harmful environmental, health and other side effects, amounting to a $5.3 trillion "post-tax" subsidy this year, the International Monetary Fund said in a report on Monday."
Source: Reuters, 05/19/2015
"‘Paddle in Seattle’ Protesters Gather Against Shell Oil Rig"
"Conrad Ely drove from Olympia with three friends, a double kayak and a canoe."
Source: Seattle Times, 05/18/2015
"In Arctic Drilling Debate, A Dispute Over Cleanup Preparedness"
"Royal Dutch Shell can drill oil exploration wells this summer in the Chukchi Sea, if Shell shows it can prevent and clean up a potential spill. Environmentalists are skeptical; Shell says it's ready."
Source: NPR, 05/18/2015
"N.J. Air Quality Takes a Hit"
"Power companies have been turning off pollution control equipment at coal-fired plants and allowing massive amounts of contaminants to escape through the stacks — a practice that is perfectly legal and saves the plants money but ends up contributing to chronic air and health issues in New Jersey."
Source: Bergen Record, 05/18/2015
"NY Fracking Report Underscores Quake, Climate Risks"
"New York is 2,000 pages closer to becoming the first fossil fuels-rich state in the U.S. to ban fracking indefinitely because of the climate-changing methane it could emit and the earthquakes, air pollution and water contamination it could cause."
Source: , 05/15/2015
"Energy Regulators Move To Protect Electric Grid From Solar Storms"
"Regulators overseeing the country’s electric grid want to set new rules to better protect it from disturbances caused by solar storms."
Source: The Hill, 05/15/2015
"Oil Lobby Launches Ads Against EPA Ozone Rule"
"The oil industry is launching a multimedia advertising campaign tomorrow in opposition to the Obama administration’s attempt to restrict allowable concentrations of ozone pollution."
Source: The Hill, 05/15/2015
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