The public comment period on the proposed Dune Sagebrush Lizard listing as an endangered species closes this week. Someone (greenies?, bots?, foreign troll farms?) is blitzing the comment section with thousands of copy/paste submissions of the same pro-listing text...

Overuse is draining and damaging aquifers nationwide, a New York Times data investigation claims.

The court found that Congress did not confer to the NRC the ability to issue interim storage licenses for spent fuel away from reactors.

According to Doug Lawler, Continental’s chief executive officer, the company now has 200,000 net acres in the Permian Basin producing 55,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. It’s a strong production base and he said Continental plans to grow production significantly over the next several years.

Opening for a manufacturing engineer...

Keystone Clearwater Solutions is immediately hiring for an Automation Technician in our Canonsburg, PA location. The Automation Technician assists with the rig-up, function-testing, troubleshooting, and rig- down of the Company’s field automation control systems on a routine basis.

Triple H hiring in Marcellus for multiple positions...

A new rule governing federally protected waters and wetlands was issued Tuesday by the EPA to align agency regulations with a US Supreme Court ruling that will allow unpermitted development in wetlands across the country.

Recently, several companies have begun experimenting with a process known as direct lithium extraction (“DLE”), which promises to be both more efficient and cause fewer, if any, of the adverse effects on the soil and groundwater.

Henry Hill Oil Services LLC informed state agencies on Monday that a pipeline leak caused the spill of 10,000 barrels or 420,000 gallons of produced water, impacting some wetland area.

Texas Water Trade is pleased to announce the commitment of funds to launch services of Vida Water, a Public Benefit Corporation that aims to close the clean water gap for underserved populations across Texas.

“Data from the U.S. Census Bureau and Texas Workforce Commission show that direct employment in Texas’ oil and natural gas industry rose 8.1 percent year-over-year from 445,222 jobs in the first quarter of 2022 to 482,557 jobs in the first quarter of 2023,” Foreman reported. “Industry wages paid grew by 22 percent from $16 billion to $19.5 billion.”

Reoccurring revenues for the 2025 Fiscal year are estimated at $13.051 billion, however they are projecting $3.48 billion in “new money.” “Two thirds of the new money came from oil and gas so it’s just an unbelievable boom still in the Permian Basin,” said Republican State Sen. Pat Woods who represents District 7.