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Tags: 'Utica Shale', Ohio, Oil and Gas, Energy
Columbus Business First recaps the year's biggest energy industry stories:
Tags: Ohio, Oil and Gas, Energy, Utica
By way of an update to our earlier post on New York's hydraulic fracturing ban, the Associated Press profiles farmers who lost...
Tags: Ban, Hydraulic Fracturing, Oil and Gas, New York,
In Thompson v. Custer (December 19, 2014), the Eleventh District Court of Appeals ruled on the self-executing nature of the 1989...
Tags: 1989 DMA, Minerals, Dormant Mineral Act, DMA,
Is hydraulic fracturing one of the most significant innovations of the early 21st century? In an op-ed, Bret Stephens of the Wall...
Tags: Hydraulic Fracturing, Oil and Gas, Energy, Fracking
New legislation provides clarity on the question of whether an oil and gas lease conveys a real estate interest under Ohio law....
Tags: "HB 9", Ohio, "Oil and Gas Lease", Energy
The WSJ has an interesting article speculating on why Saudi Arabia may have decided not to prop up oil prices:
Tags: "Saudi Arabia", "U.S. Shale", Oil and Gas, Energy,
On December 19, 2014, U.S. EPA finalized a rule for the disposal of coal combustion residuals (CCR) in landfills and surface...
Tags: CCR, Solid Waste, Environment, RCRA
The New York Times reports on Governor Cuomo's announcement today that New York would ban hydraulic fracturing:
Tags: Hydraulic Fracturing, 'Drilling Ban', New York, Energy,
This blog entry provides an update to our November 26, 2014 entry on U.S. EPA's proposal for a reduced national ambient air...
Tags: Energy, Air Quality, Environment, Ozone
You can expect to find news and breaking legal developments involving the crude oil and natural gas industries, alternative and renewable energy resources, and the latest environmental issues.
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