Climate change and why math is important
In a rather grim moment recently, Senator Whitehouse had a meltdown on Twitter (of all places) about the Biden administration’s […]
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ENERGY IN THE LEGISLATURE
Because my specific area of practice for many years related to the oil-and-gas industry, during my four years in the
Built to Change: Colorado’s Oil and Natural Gas Industry Marches Forward
To put it mildly, Colorado’s oil and natural gas industry has undergone enormous changes over the past few years. The
2021 Texas Legislative Session a Success for Oil and Gas
The 87th Texas Legislature has concluded its regular session. It started slowly with many members and their staff not even
Oil and Gas Companies Should Prepare for More Climate-Related Congressional Investigations
Each year, Congress launches dozens of investigations into issues, industries and individuals. These investigations, which are undertaken by the various
How the Unstable Texas Power Grid Could Help Democrats Turn Texas Blue in 2022
The Texas electricity grid is not stable. Everyone living in the state found that out the hard way in February.
The Biden Administration’s Emerging Environmental Overreach: What the administration lacks in restraint on the climate agenda it makes up for in brazenness.
Amid an “Earth Day” lineup of sometimes curious political events, President Biden unilaterally pledged to double the United States’ climate
The Shale Controversy – Understanding Both Sides
Views expressed by contributors do not necessarily reflect the editorial views of SHALE Magazine. The oil and gas industry is
Vertical Rules in a Horizontal World
We had a running back on my high-school football team that was fast and could put a move on you.
Big Chills and Strong Wills
I was born in the Midwest, and most of my extended family still lives there, so I am not unaccustomed
