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BP Attempts to Settle Fines with United States Government

According to reports, British Petroleum is negotiating with U.S. officials to settle pollution citations over the 2010 Gulf Coast oil spill. Legal experts have said the company could be liable for as ...
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Texas Faces Aquifer Water Depletion In The Face Of Growing Demand

National Geographic has recently completed a journalistic segment about a group of farmers in northwest Texas which began 2012 under circumstances past generations could only imagine. According to a ...
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New Texas Fracking Disclosure Law Now In Effect

As of February 1, 2012, a new Texas law is in effect which requires oil and natural gas operators to publically disclose the chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing of natural gas and oil wells. Legal ...
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BP Seeks To Block Expert Testimony At Gulf Coast Oil Spill Trial

According to an AP news report, British Petroleum has asked the federal judge overseeing litigation resulting from the 2010 oil spill to prevent two plaintiff expert witnesses from testifying about ...
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Water Rights Becoming Issue In Light Of Texas Drought

In January of 2012, the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) issued a notice to multiple groups in the Texas Sabine River Basin. Sources say these groups were told that their rights to the ...
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Northeastern U.S. Will Increase Dependence On Gulf Coast Refineries

According to many recent reports, the northeastern United States is expected to lose half of its regional fuel production capability following financial troubles which have pushed the refineries to a ...
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USAA To Increase Rates For 3rd Time This Year

According to reports, Texas USAA home and condo insurance policyholders are facing the third rate increase in the past 12 months. Reportedly, the San Antonio based company has announced it plans to ...
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La Grange Jury Awards $150 Billion Following Vicious Attack on Young Boy

According to reports, a jury in La Grange has awarded the family of Robbie Middleton more than $150 billion in damages. Sources say the verdict is the largest in a personal injury case in U.S. ...
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Debate About International Pipeline Heats Up Following The New Year

According to reports, President Barack Obama and Congress will face an important decision in the first months of the New Year. Sources say that the oil and gas industry has begun to push for the ...
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2011 Texas Earthquakes Raise Concern Over Hydraulic Fracking

According to reports, west Texas has recorded its third earthquake in less than a month. The U.S. Geological Survey has reported a 3.2 magnitude earthquake on December 18, 2011 at 9 a.m. Reportedly, ...
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Enterprise Mont Belvieu Plant Explosion and Fire

On Tuesday afternoon, several explosions heard from the natural gas and liquids plant in Mont Belvieu, Texas, were followed by flames which could be seen from downtown Houston. Local media reported ...
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Federal Lawsuit Highlights Problems With Medicare Payment

According to reports, a lawsuit filed in Dallas, Texas against one of the nation’s biggest hospice companies highlights how Medicare’s payment methods can offer unintended financial ...
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Texas Politicians Come Under Fire For Fracking Lobby Donations

According to a recent report, Rep. Joe Barton and Sen. John Cornyn were the top recipients of campaign contributions from companies involved in hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking.” ...
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Texas Officials Believe Wildfire Threat Will Continue Through The Winter

According to reports, conditions in the state of Texas have been extremely conducive to wildfires for the past year. Further, officials say there appears to be no end in sight. Currently, authorities ...
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Victims of Fort Hood Shooting Seek 750 Million Dollars

According to reports, in what some say could be the first step toward a massive federal lawsuit, 83 people who consist of victims of the 2009 Fort Hood shooting rampage and the family members of those ...
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Audit Questions Railroad Commission's Inspection of Texas Natural Gas Pipelines

According to a state auditor’s report, the Texas Railroad Commission inspected only 65 percent of the highest-priority pipelines last year. Reportedly, the pipelines received the high-priority ...
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Studies Link No. 1 Diabetes Drug To Bladder Cancer

According to reports, the maker of the world's bestselling diabetes drug, Takeda Pharmaceuticals Co. Ltd., is facing hundreds of lawsuits as suspicion grows that taking the pill for more than a ...
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Teenager Hit and Killed While Riding Bike in Houston

On November 2, 2011, Houston police say a teenager was hit and killed by a pickup truck as she rode a bike in north Houston. Reportedly, the girl was riding a bicycle in the 1000 block of Greens Road. ...
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Feds Trying to Implement New Rules for Hydraulic Fracking

According to recent reports, the United States Government is on its way to imposing new mandates on natural gas wells located on public lands. U.S. officials say they will be rewriting badly outdated ...
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SUV and 18-Wheeler Crash into Guardrail in Houston

On November 2, 2011, Houston authorities say the driver of a sport utility vehicle lost control of his SUV and slammed into a northwest Houston freeway guardrail. Reportedly, the crash happened at the ...
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Houston Law Maker Calls for Investigation of State Farm's Handling of Ike Claims

Reportedly, a Houston area law maker has recently called for an investigation of State Farm Insurance after homeowners have alleged through a lawsuit that the insurer wrongfully denied more than ...
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U.S. Senate Passes Bill on Pipeline Regulation After Months of Holdup

According to reports, a bill which tightens federal safety regulations over oil and gas pipelines passed through the senate on October 17, 2011. However, sources say the bill was allowed to proceed ...
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Wildfires and Drought Cause Texas Agriculture Industry Suffer in 2011

According to reports, during 2011 Texas wildfires burned thousands of miles of fencing, over 1,500 heads of livestock, and sections of pasture nearly twice as long as Delaware. Sources say the states ...
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Heated Debate Surrounds Pipeline Project Stretching from Canada to Port Arthur, Texas

On September 26, 2011, the city of Port Arthur, Texas hosted a state public hearing to discuss Key Stone XL which is a project to create a crude pipeline system which stretches from Canada to Texas. ...
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Personal Injury Claims Arising from Chemical Dispersant Exposure Can Proceed

Several companies involved with the use of chemical dispersants known as Corexit have been denied their motion for immunity from potentially thousands of personal injury lawsuits stemming from the use ...
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