Oil slumps. U.S. LNG Sets Record. House Dems Drop. Green Hydrogen Moves.

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Today’s Key Takeaways:  Dunleavy challenges new definition of WOTUS in comments to Army Corp of Engineers. U.S. LNG exporters set a new loading record on Saturday – every one of the nation’s seven operational terminals had an LNG carrier berthed alongside. Brazil to boost mining for gold in the Amazon rainforest. 22 democrat house members retiring in 2022. U.S. Energy … read more

AK redistricting deadline looms. Alberta wants $ for Keystone. Sustainable Coal.

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Today’s Key Takeaways:  Russia-Ukraine crisis continues to impact supply, demand, and prices. Flooded old, disused coal mines may be able to provide decarbonized heat to buildings. Judge to rule on AK redistricting tomorrow – expect a challenge to the Supreme Court. Alberta is seeking $1.3 from U.S. for Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline’s permit. Great Climate Change Escape. … read more

Friday Fact Check: U.S. Climate Policy Must Focus on Addressing Global Emissions

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Today’s Key Takeaway:  Reducing emissions is a global problem if we don’t figure out policies to address it globally, we won’t see any benefit. Focusing only on domestic reduction “inflicts economic harm on our country, reduces our competitiveness and undermines our energy security.”    New White Paper Outlines How Policymakers Should Discuss Climate ChangeJeff Luge, C3, February 7, 2022 The … read more