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• This Week in Energy: The Natural Gas Games Begin - James Stafford, OP
• The Death of 'Peak Oil' Is the Death of the Climate - Bryan Walsh, Time
• The Schizophrenic Battles over NatGas in Vermont - John Kingston, Platts
• What Do We Know About Fracking? Not Much - Richard Schiffman, Grist
• North Dakota Proves Obama Doesn't Get Energy - Thomas Pyle
• 10 Incredible Bakken Shale Production Stats - Matt DiLallo, Motley Fool
• Who Wins from Rising Natural Gas Prices? - Robert Rapier, R-Squared
• Why Britain Can't Ignore Fracking: - Simon Watkins, This Is Money
• Fracking, Food, Forests & Farms - Cummins & Kaldveer, Truthout
• How to Spot Oil & Gas Takeout Targets - The Energy Report
• 4 Key Shockwaves from the IEA's Bombshell Report - Breaking Energy
• Natural Gas Exports Engulf Washington - Amy Harder, National Journal
• Why Shale Gas Is Our Only Energy Game-Changer - Kirk Edelman, EBiz
• Obama's Arctic Strategy: What's Next for Oil & Gas Drilling? - CSM
• Another Pipeline, Another Challenge - Bill Chameides, National Geographic
• The Fracking Boom Is Just Getting Started, Folks - Matthew Daly, AP
• Expanding Oil & Gas Production Makes Total Sense - Energy Outlook
• Obama Repeats Energy Mistakes of the Past - Bob Beauprez
• The Tortured Logic of Ark Rep. Tim Griffin - Lisa Song, InsideClimate
• Just a Natural Gas State of Mind - James Stafford, OilPrice.com
• Marcellus Makes Pennsylvania Positively 'Saudi' - Javier David, CNBC
• Poland Digs Deep for Frack Support - PBS NewsHour
• Gas Exports Make Good Sense - Ed Dolan, Seeking Alpha
• Forget About Even Saying 'Peak Natural Gas' - Robert Cutler, OilPrice
• Asia's "Fire Ice" Gas Revolution - Elliot Brennan, The Diplomat
• Exporting Gas Is Tragically Misguided - Adam Taggart, ETF Daily
• Big Data Putting a Stake Through Peak Oil's Heart - Mark Mills, Forbes
• Why Sequestration Is Great for the Environment - Todd Woody, Quartz
• Building the Bridge to a Low-Carbon Pathway - James Bradbury, WRI
• The U.S. Should Export Natural Gas, Not Coal - Editors, Bloomberg
• Will You Be Driving a NatGas Car in 5 Years? - Meg Handley, US News
• Will All This New Energy Blow Up the World? - Dan Drezner, Foreign Policy
• How Should Israel Use Its New Gas Bounty? - William Booth, Wash Post
• Is Coal Taking Another Shot At the Crown? - Institute for Energy Research
• The Daily Bulletin - Editors
• Shale Gas Gets a Big Unexpected Boost from EPA - Ken Silverstein, Forbes
• Why Natural Gas Prices will Soar in the Future - Kurt Cobb, OilPrice.com
• T. Boone Pickens: Enough Already. Fracking Is 100% Safe - Yahoo
• Debunking Energy Myths with CFR's Michael Levi - Bryan Walsh, Time
• The Surprising Reason Why Obama Loves LNG Exports - Brad Plumer, WP
• EU Dependence on Gazprom Trends Down - Editors
• We Should All Love NatGas Exports - Gerry Calhoun, The Tennessean
• From Bog to Bayou: Cities Are Bound by Oil & Gas - Jean Kever, Fuel Fix
• Realizing the Potential of U.S. Unconventional Natural Gas - CSIS
• Fracking Won't Get Us Out of the Persian Gulf - Steve LeVine, Quartz
• Five Reasons Nat Gas Prices Will Soar - Tony Daltorio, ETF DN
• Shell Makes Big Bet on Boom in Natural Gas - Stanley Reed, NY Times
• Why The Shale Miracle Happened In Texas - David Blackmon, Forbes
• Can the Brits Be Bribed Into Fracking? - Michael Hanlon, Guardian
• The Coming Arab Winter - Peter Glover & Michael Economides, Energy Trib
• Energy Boom Isn't Helping Manufacturing - Editors
• We're Already Exporting Gas - to Mexico - Editors
• Is Natural Gas the Safe Haven for Your Money? - Editors
• >50% of LNG Traffic Moves Through South China Sea - Editors
• Can Gas Become the Gold Standard? - Editors
• Carbon Emissions Lowest Since 1994 - Editors
• Natural Gas Landed Prices Around World - Editors
• The Worldwide Abundance of Methane Hydrates - Editors
• Barnett Predicted to Remain Productive Thru 2030 - Editors
• Understanding the "Spark Spread" in Natural Gas - Editors
• NGVs Are Happening in Asia, Not the US - Editors
• Natural Gas Resources Would Dwarf Exports - Editors
• Gas Catches Coal in Electrical Generation - Editors
• Wind Lowers the Price of Electricity, But . . . - Editors
• Solar Provides Peaking Power, Except When . . . - Editors
• . . . Sources of Electricity . . . - Editors
• Can Two Software Geeks Free Us From Foreign Oil? - William Tucker
• Obama's War on Coal Powered by Natural Gas - Geoff Davis
• Rig Count Falls With Gas Prices - Editors
• US Natural Gas Production Has Leveled Off - Editors
• The Dispatch Curve - Editors
• Major Reserves of Shale Gas and Tight Oil - Editors
• Natural Gas About to Pass Coal in Power Generation - Editors
• Natural Gas Liquid Reserves in the US - Editors
• Bakken Gas Continues To Be Wasted - Editors
• Russia Still Has Most Gas, U.S. Second, China Third - Editors
• Where Coal Plants Will Be Closing Under EPA Regulations - Editors
• Most New Gas Consumption Is in Asia and the Mideast - Editors
• The Gas-Oil Price Tandem Is a Thing of the Past - Editor
• IER Disputes President's Claim of Increased Output From Federal Lands - Editors
• Nuclear Energy Grew Fastest But Renewables Have a Good Start - Editors
• Gas Pipeline Construction Slows in 2011 - Editors
• Almost 40 Percent of Bakken Gas Is Being Flared - Editors
• Even As Coal Plays a Diminishing Role in Electricity - Editors
• Natural Gas Will Repower America - Rich Trzupek
• Natural Gas Production Moves East - Editors
• Shale Gas Will Dominate Future Production - Editors
• Emissions As Far As the Eye Can See - Editors
• Domestic Natural Gas Prices Have Become Highly Elastic - Gail the Actuary
• Substituting Gas for Coal Won't Help Global Warming - Tom Wigley, NCAR
• Gas, Coal Dominate New Electrical Capacity - EIA
• Carbon Emissions from the Marcellus Will Be Half of Coal - Jiang et al., Carnegie Mellon
• The World Will Eventually Catch Up on Fracking - EIA