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Tulsa World  May 08, 11:24 AM

By ROD WALTON A letter by Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt and signed by his counterparts in 12 other energy-producing states tells the EPA it should not allow threats of litigation by six Northeast states to provide a back-door entry for federal oversight of fracking. ...

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USA TODAY  May 09, 12:01 AM

Automakers are in the uncomfortable position of building mostly at a loss a class of small electric cars that garner a lot of attention but few sales just to satisfy rules imposed by one state, California. As a result, they've acquired the name "compliance cars." ...

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News Sentinel  May 08, 09:01 PM

KNOXVILLE -- The University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory hired the 11th joint Governor's Chair, an advanced manufacturing expert from Ohio State University. Sudarsanam Suresh Babu, a professor in the Welding Engineering Program in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering, has conducted research that...

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UPI  Apr 24, 07:12 PM

U.S. researchers report they've designed a low-cost, long-life battery that could enable solar and wind energy to become major suppliers to the electrical grid. Currently, the researchers said, the nation's electrical grid cannot tolerate large and sudden power fluctuations caused by wide swings in sunlight and wind,...

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UPI  Apr 24, 07:10 PM

Tools as small as a dust speck, can perform biopsies in narrow conduits in the body to find signs of cancer or other diseases, U.S. researchers say. Engineers at Johns Hopkins University say the tiny tools require no batteries, wires or tethers and have been successfully used...