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Carbon capture illustrated; Blue collar workers betrayed by environmentalists

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Capturing carbon, illustrated Amy Harder, Axios, June 3, 2019 Capturing carbon dioxide emissions is probably unavoidable to address climate change, but the technology to do it is still in its infancy, expensive and not broadly understood. The intrigue: We’re here to show you something none of us can really see — CO2 emissions are invisible to the naked eye — … read more

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Feel Good Friday:  Alaska – Back on the Map!

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On Thursday,  May 30th, the Alaska Oil and Gas Association hosted its annual conference.  Presenters focused on why Alaska is on the “oil and gas map”.        Lt. Governor Kevin Meyers announced that BP Alaska and Exxon Mobil have pledged $20m towards the funding required to obtain permitting for the Alaska LNG project: BP and ExxonMobil to give a $20 million … read more

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One small step for FERC, one giant step for AKLNG; Not-so-veiled threat from China

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FERC On Schedule To Release Draft EIS For AK LNG Project, Next Month Jennifer Williams, KSRM, May 28, 2019 The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is scheduled to release the draft Alaska LNG environmental impact statement, or EIS, next month. The Alaska Gasline Development Corporation, the AGDC, announced that it had signed an agreement with BP and ExxonMobil to collaborate … read more