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Natural gas pricing: do oil prices still matter?
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Noteworthy: Demographics, natural gas, electric power
The regional economic outlook is quite positive. Broad-based hiring in every sector from energy to construction to services reflects the confidence employers have that the region is poised for sustained expansion
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Noteworthy: energy: new Texas LNG terminals put on hold
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Gulf Coast expansion waits for upstream, downstream energy
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The once and future fuel: Shale gas brings back cheap energy, but what's the risk?
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Unconventional oil production: stuck in a rock and a hard place
Oil can be derived from oil sands and oil shale, but the job is both economically and environmentally costly. How high must the price of oil be in order to make these alternatives cost-effective?
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Fickle like the wind
Wind farming is booming again in the district, but the industry remains dependent on federal subsidy
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Science panel may study Virginia uranium plan
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From pathways to policy: an overview of green collar jobs advocacy
The term "Green Collar Job" for many of those who use it, represents more than a label describing environmentally friendly occupations. In particular, the expression tends to evoke a hopeful vision of economic development that combines inclusive prosperity and environmental stewardship in complementary ways. Yet even supporters who admire the term's ability to inspire acknowledge its ambiquity and unwieldiness from a technical perspective. Others have even wondered whether the phrase is anything more than a "trendy term for politicians and others to bandy about."