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Climate lawsuits pile on the industry

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2023 .
(circa 12 p.)

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An eventful year is ahead for oil and gas

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2016 .
3 p. ; 45-48

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Despite legislative successes, increased federal regulation threatens US oil and gas

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2010 .
4 p. ; 41-44 , Industry lobbyists blocked provisions that would have hampered commercial hedging, and cap-and-trade may be DOA. But recent decisions by the EPA and the Interior Department could still make 21010 a rough year for E&P

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The rise -and the rise- of oil and gas

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2016 .
1 p. ; 23

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New Congress digs in its heels

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2011 .
3 p. ; 29-30;33

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Offshore rig market dominated by uncertainty in US Gulf of Mexico

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2010 .
6 p. ; 45-50

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A new day dawns in D.C. for the U.S. E&P industry

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2017 .
3 p. ; 37-40

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Oil and gas subsidies in perspective

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2011 .
1 p. ; 21

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Midterm elections in US have profound implications for the oil and gas industry

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2010 .
4 p. ; 41-44

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Implications of the 2018 mid-terms for the oil and gas industry

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2019 .
3 p. ; 29-32

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Midterm elections have favorable implications for oil and gas

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2015 .
4 p. ; 47-51 , The U.S. midterm elections were held on Nov. 4, with all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, and 36 of the 100 seats in the Senate, contested, along with 38 state and territorial governorships and 46 state legislatures. This was the most expensive midterm election in history, as spending totaled $3.7 billion. The elections saw sweeping gains by the Republicans in the Senate, House, and numerous gubernatorial, state and local races. Republicans gained control of the Senate for the first time since January 2007, increasing their majority in the House, while gaining a net two seats in governors’ races. Overall, the elections resulted in the largest Republican majority at the Capitol (Fig. 1) in nearly a century, with 54 seats (54%) in the Senate, 247 seats (57%) in the House, 31 governorships (62%), and 68 houses in the state legislatures. Republicans achieved their largest majority in the House since 1928, the largest majority in Congress, overall, since 1928, and the largest majority of state legislatures since 1928.

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Presidential nominees' energy policies can potentially impact U.S. upstream industry

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2016 .
1 p. ; 57-58

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Washington portends a mixed bag for oil and gas

By Bezdek, Roger H..
2014 .
7 p. ; 36-43

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