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According to the newest emails discovered on Hunter Biden's notorious laptop, he attempted to create a very profitable 'forever' business agreement with a state-owned Chinese energy company that has since been sanctioned by the US due to its links to the Chinese military.
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Big Tech. Big Pharma. Big food. Big banks. Big oil. We have concerns about all of them. Big Tech is spying on us and collecting our personal information. Big Pharma is taking advantage of us and poisoning us. Our health and fitness are being jeopardized by our consumption of large amounts of food. Big banks are causing boom-and-bust cycles to destabilize. Big oil is wreaking havoc on the earth.
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In summary, previous oil price surges have resulted in frightening year-over-year inflation figures, as they did this year.
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With its ill-advised witch hunt, the Biden administration should not aim to vilify the oil and gas industry.
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Despite Republican senators' concerns that the action would result in fuel price shocks across the Midwest, the Biden Administration is considering shutting down a Michigan oil pipeline in yet another effort to transition the US away from fossil fuels.
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Get ready for impact.
There are those around the NFL bracing for what could be an avalanche of player movement in the coming weeks, as teams maneuver to get under a COVID-19-driven salary cap
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The Giants knew it would be a challenging grind to get to their Week 11 bye and that they headed into it on a two-game winning streak, and in contention in the dreadful NFC East, is a credit to their
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Emily Cave has a message as fellow Albertans gripe about coronavirus restrictions.
The Canadian province has seen a COVID-19 cases skyrocket this week with Premier Jason Kenney announcing that
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A coronavirus vaccine is “unlikely to ride to the rescue” of the global oil market until sometime next year, the International Energy Agency says.
The intergovernmental body reduced its
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The unconventional oil industry, which has made it possible to meet the increase in demand over the past decade, is deeply weakened by the current pandemic. The lack of investment will ultimately lead to a decrease in extractions - at least temporary - which risks aggravating the crisis once the pandemic has passed. Stimulus plans should take this into account.