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Man Charged in $15M Government Contracting Scheme
He oversaw subcontracts for the U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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Former Utility CEO Pleads Guilty to Nuclear Plant Fraud
The ex-CEO of SCANA Corp. will likely spend two years in prison and pay $5 million back to ratepayers.
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Incomplete Polar Bear Survey Halts Oil Search
Federal officials said the missed deadline makes future work on the project unlikely.
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State Takes US to Court Over Nuclear Lab Cleanup
Agency Permanently Bans Fracking Near River
France Extends Lifetime of Oldest Nuclear Reactors
UN Says Countries' Carbon Pledges Nowhere Near Enough
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ExxonMobil Selling Assets for More than $1B
The sale includes the oil giant's interests in 14 producing fields in British waters.
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Leaders Resign After Texas Power Outages
During the crisis, ERCOT officials removed contact information for board members off its website, saying they had become the target of threats.
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Seismometers Broken at Fukushima Nuclear Plant
They did not collect any data when a powerful earthquake struck the area earlier this month.
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Back in Paris Pact, US Faces Tough Climate Steps
Politically thorny issues lie just ahead, including a national target for cutting fossil fuel emissions.
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Power Failure: How a Winter Storm Pushed Texas into Crisis
To some, images of Texas laid bare problems that have long festered.
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Water Leaks Indicate New Damage at Fukushima
New damage could further complicate the plant's already difficult decommissioning process, which is expected to take decades.
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Agency to Vote on Fracking Ban Near River
The Delaware River Basin Commission is responsible for the water supply for more than 13 million people.
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Why the Power Grid Failed in Texas and Beyond
Unusually cold temperatures exposed flaws in an electricity system designed for more consistent and predictable seasonal shifts.
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'A Complete Bungle': Texas' Energy Pride Goes Out with Cold
Residents in the U.S. energy capital are growing angry.
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Billionaires Have Massive Carbon Footprints
It would take the average American about 550 lifetimes to match the carbon footprint of the average billionaire.
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Congressman Hopes Politics Align on Divisive Dams
Can the plan help save an iconic Pacific Northwest species from extinction?