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ADNOC, Eni Acquire Stakes in Argentina LNG Blocks
BUENOS AIRES, July 1 — The figure that matters: 32 percent. That is the stake each of two…
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Eni and ADNOC’s XRG Each Acquire 32% Stake in YPF Vaca Muerta Blocks
It took a swap with Pluspetrol earlier this year to get here. That deal handed YPF SA a…
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Jefferson’s Legal Training Shaped Declaration of Independence’s Enduring Argument
WASHINGTON — Two hundred and fifty years ago, Thomas Jefferson sat down to write. He was a lawyer.…
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Analyst: Natural gas prices follow seasonal rhythm many miss
Natural gas prices are not random. They follow a rhythm most people miss, and that rhythm is about…
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Alberta Wildfires and U.S. Sanctions Hit Canadian Energy Hard
EDMONTON, June 28 — 344,000 barrels per day offline. That is the figure that matters in Alberta right…
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Musk’s SpaceX IPO Makes Him World’s First Trillionaire After $188 Billion Gain
On June 28, a Times Square video broadcast showed Elon Musk speaking as his SpaceX company went public…
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New York has no policy on using cow manure to fuel data centers
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y. — The state has no policy for this yet. That is the quiet fact sitting…
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Analysts Say Wildfires and U.S. Sanctions Reveal Canadian Energy Vulnerability
EDMONTON — Analysts watching Canada’s energy sector see a supply chain under siege from two directions at once.…
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Alberta wildfires and U.S. sanctions cast dual pall over energy heartland
FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta — The grey-brown pall that hangs over this region is not one thing, and it…
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Report reveals code tracking Canadian energy ad targeting online
OTTAWA — The data stream buried in a June 26 report on Canada’s energy future is not about…
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New Exhibit at Historical Society Lists 76 Philadelphia World-Changing Innovations
PHILADELPHIA — The Liberty Bell gets the postcards. But the city that cracked it has been quietly remaking…
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U.S. Plans DNA ‘Noah’s Ark’ for 2,300 Endangered Species
WASHINGTON, June 25 — The figure that matters: 2,300. That’s the number of threatened and endangered plant and…
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FedNor documents show $17.8 million in Ring of Fire funding since 2009
OTTAWA — That $17.8 million from FedNor? It paid for 26 projects. Community readiness. Planning studies. Training sessions.…
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Shallow Depth of 5.59 Earthquake Near Redwood Valley Intensifies Ground Motion
The ground under Mendocino County has been in motion for a long time. On Monday, that motion came…
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Newcore Gold Pre-Feasibility Study Paves Way for Ghana Mining Lease
VANCOUVER — Newcore Gold Ltd. has taken a critical step toward turning its Ghanaian gold deposit into a…
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Fire Safety Gap Persists for Indigenous Communities as Program Expands
The gap in fire safety between Indigenous communities and the rest of Canada is not closing fast enough.…
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Minister LeBlanc views new cogeneration units at Suncor’s Base Plant in Fort McMurray
FORT MCMURRAY — The oil sands were never supposed to look like this. Dominic LeBlanc stood on the…
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NASA selects Relativity Space to launch Mars weather mission in 2028
LOS ANGELES — The next big weather forecast won’t be for Earth. It will be for Mars. NASA…
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Google’s Verily Seeks EPA Approval to Release 32 Million Mosquitoes
SAN FRANCISCO, June 11 — Verily, the life-sciences arm of Google’s parent company Alphabet, has asked the U.S.…
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Investigators Probe Gas Accumulation in Steel Plant Blast Probe
Investigators examining last week’s explosion at a steel plant are now focusing on whether a gas build-up triggered…
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Blair Report Says Net Zero Strategy Fails as Global Fossil Fuel Use Rises
London — The global push to eliminate fossil fuels by mid-century is already colliding with a hard reality:…
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Ongwe Minerals’ Gold Anomaly Could Transform Namibia’s Mining Landscape
A multi-kilometer gold anomaly has been found at the Omatjete Gold Project in Namibia. The discovery, made by…
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Ancient Octopus Jaws Reveal Whale-Sized Creatures in Cretaceous Seas
The fossil record has a new heavyweight, and it doesn’t have a backbone. Paleontologists in Japan have identified…
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Delhi’s May Sets Record for Heat and Cleanest Air in Five Years
Delhi residents sweltered through the hottest May in two years. They also breathed the cleanest air in five…
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