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Unearthing Pennsylvania's Legacy of Orphan and Abandoned Wells
Navigating a Just Labor Transition: Unveiling the JLT Progress Scale and Strategies for a Fairer Future
Reducing shipping’s climate impact
A comprehensive integration and synthesis of methane emissions from Canada’s oil and gas value chain
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Hydrogen beyond the hype: Due diligence questions for hydrogen sector investment
Missing methane: A European perspective
Missing Methane: A European perspective
U.S. oil & gas methane policy: An investor guide
U.S. Oil & Gas Methane Policy: An Investor Guide
Marine protected areas in Cuba
U.S. and Cuba find common ground
Engaging with Cuban fishing communities
Why it’s time to explore the potential impacts of Solar Radiation Modification
Blog postNorth Carolina Carbon Plan: Duke’s hydrogen plan is a mirage, but there are proven clean technologies available now to meet customer need