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How Biden lost the support of his quiet ally

President Joe Biden has pushed forward environmental policies throughout his tenure in office while still keeping the oil industry content, but recent moves have caused many to take a second look at his opponent prior to the November election.

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Beware of Biden’s new energy nominees

President Joe Biden continues to appoint anti-energy activists who push counterproductive policies that make extracting energy harder and more expensive. Judy Chang, one of the president’s latest nominees to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, a federal agency in charge of approving energy projects for all 50…

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Natural Gas: Fueling Pennsylvania’s Economy and Climate Progress

Natural gas has been transformative for Pennsylvania’s economy, positioning the state as a global energy leader and providing a reliable and affordable energy source for homeowners and businesses alike. As we head into another election season, lawmakers and voters need to understand the negative impact…

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Stop Making Plane Turbulence About Climate Change

Passengers “smashed” into the ceiling, blood stained the carpet in the aisles, luggage flew through the cabin, and there was “awful screaming”: Is what happened on a Singapore Airlines jet on Monday evening going to become a regular occurrence?

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Why Trump Should Consider Jeff Landry for VP

The speculation mill is running wild with the prospect of North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum as Donald Trump’s potential running mate. A series of national profiles have fueled a sense of Burgmentum, driven in part by the governor’s expertise and know-how on energy policy.

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