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[ September 22, 2025 ] IEA hypocritical about-face, and market impacts Climate Crisis
[ September 22, 2025 ] U.S. Oil Giants Bet Big On European LNG Trading Strategies Big Oil Companies
[ September 22, 2025 ] Meta’s $10 Billion Data Center Could Kill the Farmers in Louisiana Agriculture
[ September 22, 2025 ] U.S. Northeast is relying less on electricity imports from Canada EIA News
[ September 22, 2025 ] Nuclear Power Could Be a $10 Trillion Industry That ‘Holds the Answer to the World’s Power Shortages’ Electrical Generation / Utilities
[ September 22, 2025 ] Warren Buffett Was Right About Wind Energy Electric Vehicles
[ September 22, 2025 ] How Far Will The German Elite Go In Resisting The Winds Of Change? ENB Pub Note
[ September 21, 2025 ] California faces a self-created oil and gas crisis. Lawmakers should consider these steps next Climate Crisis
[ September 21, 2025 ] The Big Beautiful Bill: Tax Cuts, Markets and Energy Dominance ENB Podcast
[ September 21, 2025 ] Iraq’s Gas Deal Through Iran Blocked by U.S. Geopolitical

Goldman: What The Post-Midterms ‘Closer-Than-Expected, But Still Divided’ Government Means

November 9, 2022 Mariel Alumit

Despite all the prognostications of a ‘red wave, the (early) results of the Midterms elections appear to be barely a red ripple with both chambers seeing a much closer than expected split. House races […]

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