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Mar 08

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Making Sen$e Tool$ Tuesday: Tips For Lessening the Pinch at the Pump

By Paul Solman

You may have noticed that gas prices are up rather dramatically, in tandem with the drama in the Middle East and North Africa. No coincidence, obviously. The fear of supply disruptions, sabotaged wells, and turmoil in general have…

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Mar 08

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Tool$ Tuesday: Tips For Lessening the Pinch at the Pump

By Elizabeth Shell

You may have noticed that gas prices are up rather dramatically, in tandem with the drama in the Middle East and North Africa. No coincidence, obviously. The fear of supply disruptions, sabotaged wells, turmoil in general, has driven up the…

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Feb 24

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Libya’s Instability, Worries Over Regional Contagion Rattle Oil Markets

Libya exports more than 1.5 million barrels of oil a day to the world, but violence has pushed oil prices to the highest level in more than two years. Judy Woodruff talks to Raad Alkadiri of PFC Energy, a global…

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Feb 03

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News Wrap: Egypt Unrest Rattles Energy Market, Prompts Senate Hearing

In other news Thursday, the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee heard testimony that unrest in Egypt has rattled energy markets but is only one factor in rising oil prices. The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization reported that a 3.5…

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Jan 11

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Oil Spill Probe Reveals Need to Balance Precautions, Profits

Ray Suarez talks to the chairmen of the president's oil spill commission about how companies can adopt practices to lower the risk of another massive oil spill like the one that devastated the Gulf of Mexico.

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Jan 07

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Oil and Oysters: Testing Continues in Louisiana After Gulf Disaster

The Louisiana Department of Health & Hospitals adopted a sophisticated two-tiered testing system to examine how safe oysters are for human consumption. Bill Rodman from Louisiana Public Broadcasting reports on their findings.

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Jan 06

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Oil Disaster Report Preview Spreads Blame, Offers Stark Warning

President Obama's commission on the Gulf of Mexico oil disaster has released a preview of its final report, warning that a similar disaster to the Deepwater Horizon rig blast could happen again if reforms aren't made. Ray Suarez speaks with…

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Dec 31

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Challenging Cleanup Ahead for Gulf Coast

Jane Lubchenco, head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, talks to Ray Suarez about the administration's efforts to address the environmental damage in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Dec 31

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Scientists Study Gulf Fish for Signs of Oil Damage

NewsHour Correspondent Tom Bearden talks to researchers who are assessing the long-term damage to the Gulf. In Alabama, scientists are examining whether damage done to fish larvae is linked to the oil spill.

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Dec 27

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Khodorkovsky Conviction Renews ‘Selective Justice’ Concerns in Russia

After the latest conviction of oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Jeffrey Brown examines political dissent, the rule of law and the legal system in Russia with Anna Vassilieva of the Monterey Institute of International Studies and Dimitri Simes of the Nixon…

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