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Venezuela's Chavez eyes new oil cartel Breitbart.com 10/06/2011 | New York State Outlines Fracking RulesMIREYA NAVARRO The New York Times 09/06/2011 |
 Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez proposed creating a new oil exporters group parallel to OPEC that would include only the "giants" of global petroleum producers. |  The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation just released a full draft of a report laying out the potential risks of a controversial form of natural gas drilling. Public comments are invited until Dec. 12 on the document, which outlines proposed rules governing a method that combines hydraulic fracturing with horizontal drilling. |
Russia in talks to build more nuclear plants in Iran: report Breitbart.com 08/21/2011 | NY seeks information from gas companies -sourceAndrew Longstreth Reuters 08/18/2011 |
 Russia has put forward "proposals" to build new nuclear power plants in Iran after the completion of the Bushehr project, local media reported Sunday quoting the Islamic republic's atomic chief. |  New York's attorney general has sent subpoenas to three energy companies seeking information about the profitability of their natural gas wells, according to a source close to the investigation. |
New York City's solar power pushSteve Hargreaves CNN 07/24/2011 | Millions of UK households face record high energy billsMyra Butterworth Telegraph 06/07/2011 |
 Nearly 80% of the one million rooftops in New York city are suitable for solar power. If every one of those roofs had solar panels, when the sun shines the brightest the city could get half its electricity from solar power. |  Millions of households were warned last night that they face “unacceptable” rises in their energy bills after one of the biggest power firms announced average increases of nearly £200 a year. |
Chaos in Yemen drives economy to edge of ruinROBERT F. WORTH and LAURA KASINOF The New York Times 06/02/2011 | US House Approves Bill to Lift Drilling MoratoriumChad Pergram FOX News 05/12/2011 |
 Even as Yemen’s political crisis deepens, the country is on the brink of an economic collapse so dire it could take years to recover, and hobble efforts to rebuild its fragmented society. |  The House of Representatives voted to open more of the nation's oceans for oil and gas exploration on Thursday by a vote of 243 to 179. |
Japan sets up compensation plan for plant operatorTOMOKO A. HOSAKA AP 05/12/2011 | Small lizard threatens Texas, New Mexico oil drillingSUSAN MONTOYA BRYAN BusinessWeek 05/01/2011 |
 Japan's government agreed on a plan Friday to ensure that the operator of crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant can meet the massive costs of compensating people affected by the crisis. |  Frustration is swelling among residents and lawmakers in one of the most productive oil and natural gas basins in the nation, and it's all because federal wildlife managers have proposed endangered species protections for a small lizard. |
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