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By William Herlihy & Nicholas Preservati | Spilman Thomas & Battle, PLLC
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Floats 70% Tax on Wealthy to Pay for ‘Green New Deal’
The United States EPA and the United States Army Corps of Engineers are proposing to redefine—and significantly limit—the scope of “Waters of the United States”
Saudi Security Forces Kill Shia Militants Near Major Oil Facilities
By Simon Henderson
Coming the same week as Secretary Pompeo’s Middle East tour, the incident is a powerful example of the regional threat posed by Iran. Other than a photograph of a badly damaged building, details have been slow to emerge about the January 7 clash in the Qatif area of Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province. Authorities waited two… Keep reading →
2019 Energy Policy Outlook
By Gordon Giffin, Andrew Shaw & Clinton Vince | Dentons
The 116th Congress will mark Senator Lisa Murkowski’s (R-AK) last term atop the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
How Oil & Gas States Did (And Did Not) Protect Land And Water In 2018
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange Blog
Keeping an eye on what happens with domestic oil and gas regulation is a bit like herding cats. We’ve seen encouraging progress on air quality issues related to oil and gas, but an equally critical front that’s seen major action is protection of our land and water resources. More than 30 states actively regulate oil… Keep reading →
Trump Departs Syria: An Israeli Perspective
By Brig. Gen. Michael Herzog, IDF (Ret.)
Jerusalem seeks to mitigate the potential risks of the president’s decision by shaping its implementation and obtaining U.S. security guarantees, though long-term concerns still loom. Israeli officials have been careful not to publicly criticize President Trump’s recent announcement that all U.S. military forces will be pulled out of Syria. Below the surface, however, they have… Keep reading →
