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President Barack Obama on May 2 visited Venice, La., vowing to do whatever it takes to stop the continuing oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which he called a "massive and potentially unprecedented environmental disaster."
similarity between the cancellation of 51 American nuclear reactor builds after the 1979 Three Mile Island meltdown and President Obama 's cancellation of 30 ongoing deepwater drilling programs in the Gulf of Mexico. Those 51 additional nuclear reactors
A bearish government report on US inventories of crude and products pushed prices lower before optimism that President Obama will boost the economy triggered a rally during the last hour of trading Jan. 22.
Three US Senate Republicans asked President Obama on Mar. 2 to expeditiously complete development of the 5-year OCS plan, which US Interior Sec. Ken Salazar has delayed.
environmentalist with the Keystone XL feather and giggles turn quickly from pipeline safety to climate change. "If President Obama is serious about tackling climate change he needs to reject KXL once and for all," declares the website of 350
ready to buy into the pipeline propaganda of an army of lobbyists who are trading on their ties to Secretary Kerry and President Obama to taint the decision." Showing support Schild said API Central Region Director John Kerekes and several labor union
resources off the coast of Virginia and other Atlantic states will be a key part of the all-of-the-above energy plan President Obama has promised,” he said on Apr. 26. “Before the first well can be drilled, the federal government must schedule
ready to buy into the pipeline propaganda of an army of lobbyists who are trading on their ties to Secretary Kerry and President Obama to taint the decision.” Showing support Schild said API Central Region Director John Kerekes and several labor union
transportation to access some of the highest-value markets, said analysts with PIRA Energy Group in New York. President Obama in his second inaugural speech called for a $50 billion upgrade of the US transportation infrastructure, including
work unless oil and gas producers gain access to federally controlled areas which are currently off-limits. “ President Obama needs to decide whether he wants a political or policy legacy, which is more difficult,” said Michael Levi, an