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Oil prices spike to $75 per barrel

Oil prices spike to $75 per barrel

Crude prices swelled above $75 barrel for the first time in three years as OPEC met in Vienna to discuss oil output.
Global CO2 emissions set to surge in 2021 in post-COVID economic rebound

Global CO2 emissions set to surge in 2021 in post-COVID economic rebound

Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions are projected to increase by 1.5 billion tons this year, the second-largest increase in history, according to a new report from the International Energy Agency.

Dallas Fed: Texas oil firms say oil demand has peaked
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Dallas Fed: Texas oil firms say oil demand has peaked

The latest Dallas Fed survey results paint a bleak picture of an oil and gas industry that has plummeted from a lofty perch it held six months ago.
Oil price war threatens widespread collateral damage
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Oil price war threatens widespread collateral damage

A standoff between Saudi Arabia and Russia sparked one of the steepest drops ever in crude oil prices.
Could coronavirus beat green deal in slowing climate change?
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Could coronavirus beat green deal in slowing climate change?

The Coronavirus has become both the biggest threat to businesses and potentially the most consequential factor in reducing emissions in the short-term.

Trump on Earth: A dark history of oil, power and war
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Trump on Earth: A dark history of oil, power and war

One author examines the rise of oil as the dominant resource for power. "So we fought many wars for access to oil when oil was plentiful. You have to wonder what's going to happen when oil becomes a scarce resource." 
The novel coronavirus could lead to a halt in the growth of greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate change
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The novel coronavirus could lead to a halt in the growth of greenhouse gas emissions that drive climate change

Emissions are already way down in China, the world's largest yearly contributor to climate change.
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