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One year later: Oil and gas worker’s death remains a mystery

Investigators find no ignition source in deadly explosion

New methane regulations lauded by Durango-area leaders, environmentalists

Colorado rules aim to cut greenhouse gas releases

Durango shows support for Colorado’s proposed methane rules

Public hearing draws more than 100 people

Renewable energy company to buy BP natural gas assets in San Juan Basin

Renewable energy firm from Europe buys natural gas stake

U.S. House passes bill to protect Chaco Canyon from new oil and gas leasing

Act would create 10-mile drilling buffer around park in N.M.

New Mexico governor praises oil industry for opportunities

SANTA FE – New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham professed her full-throttled support for the oil sector on Tuesday, telling industry leaders that her Cabinet secretaries work for them and ...

Can San Juan Generating Station become model for carbon capture?

City tries to keep jobs, but some experts question plan’s value

Report: New Mexico oil boom to continue

ALBUQUERQUE – New Mexico’s oil and gas industry is expected to keep growing at a record pace, resulting in more revenue for the state and billions of dollars in new infrastructure investment...

Oil and gas defenders, critics test Colorado’s new law

Cities, counties gain power to set rules on well locations

Farmington trucking company fined for man’s death at natural gas site

OSHA says business had training, procedural failures

Lawmakers challenge BLM’s rollback of methane gas emission restrictions

Legal filing claims Trump administration broke Mineral Leasing Act

U.S. land managers to defer leases near Chaco

ALBUQUERQUE – U.S. Interior Secretary David Bernhardt has agreed to put a yearlong hold on oil and gas leasing within 10 miles of Chaco Canyon National Historical Park in northwestern New Me...