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Regulatory agencies in various states and countries are weighing in on hyrdraulic fracturing more than ever before. Read Story »
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PANNA MARIA - Rosalie Moczygemba guided her riding lawnmower across the emerald green church lawn. Read Story »
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KARNES CITY - Sitting in the bank manager's office, the man turned to his wife. Read Story »
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GODLEY - For a moment, they are standing in a timeless place. Read Story »
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PITTSBURGH (AP) - In the Colorado mountains, a spike in air pollution has been linked to a boom in oil ... Read Story »
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The Gipses are one of hundreds in the Crossroads with pipelines crisscrossing their property. For the Gipses and others, their ... Read Story »
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YOAKUM - The land was silent once. Read Story »
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Texas is again the leading crude oil-producing state in the country, but it wasn't always this way. Read Story »
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Seadrift shrimper Diane Wilson doused herself in what was intended to look like oil during a June 9 Senate Energy ... Read Story »
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Thomas Webb is not working for the first time in 32 years after being placed on furlough by an offshore ... Read Story »
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CUERO - James Bricker stood in the doorway of his new dance hall, the Troubadour. Read Story »
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Gayle Parenica does not want a disposal/injection well installed across from her property. Read Story »
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Thomas Tunstall, the director of the Center for Community and Business Research at University of Texas at San Antonio, has ... Read Story »
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While it may be years before Victoria actually sees a nuclear site in the area, the fight between Exelon Nuclear ... Read Story »
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Gayle Parenica is no lawyer, but on Friday she made her best attempt to resemble one. Read Story »
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YOAKUM - Feed landed in the cattle trough with clatter, and Les Prause grinned like a schoolboy as he watched ... Read Story »
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A group of men stood surrounded by buttons, gauges and levers. Read Story »
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Editor's note: This is a sidebar story to an Associated Press feature about the nation's oil and chemical plants, which, ... Read Story »
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CUERO - A photograph of a drilling rig appeared on the overhead projector in the crowded Cuero Municipal Park Clubhouse. Read Story »
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The Victoria County Commissioners Court may lend its support to almost 600 residents in their fight against a disposal well. Read Story »
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