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Chevron Begins Key Oil Project in Gulf of America
Chevron on Monday announced a massive project, kicking off oil and natural gas production from the Ballymore subsea tieback in the Gulf of America, which is expected to produce upwards of 75,000 gross barrels of oil daily — another major move towards energy independence and dominance for the United States of America.
https://www.chevron.com/newsroom/20...ion-from-ballymore-project-in-gulf-of-america
Truckers, builders celebrate repeal of carbon emissions rule for highways
Without the repeal, state transportation departments would have had to measure carbon dioxide emissions on federally funded highways, set goals for emissions reduction, and send the data to federal agencies.
“Under President Trump’s leadership, we are going to build great, big, beautiful things again. I slashed this ridiculous climate requirement to ensure no radical political agenda gets in the way of revitalizing America’s highways,” DOT Secretary Sean Duffy said.
Organizations representing truckers, contractors, and transportation officials involved in highway design praised the Trump administration’s decision.
“The so-called greenhouse gas performance measure would have forced states to put important infrastructure projects, like road and bridge improvements, on hold to fund projects that would do little to facilitate the movement of people and goods,” Alex Etchen from the Associated General Contractors of America said.
Truckers, builders celebrate repeal of carbon emissions rule for highways | Just The News
Chevron Begins Key Oil Project in Gulf of America
Chevron on Monday announced a massive project, kicking off oil and natural gas production from the Ballymore subsea tieback in the Gulf of America, which is expected to produce upwards of 75,000 gross barrels of oil daily — another major move towards energy independence and dominance for the United States of America.
https://www.chevron.com/newsroom/20...ion-from-ballymore-project-in-gulf-of-america
Truckers, builders celebrate repeal of carbon emissions rule for highways
Without the repeal, state transportation departments would have had to measure carbon dioxide emissions on federally funded highways, set goals for emissions reduction, and send the data to federal agencies.
“Under President Trump’s leadership, we are going to build great, big, beautiful things again. I slashed this ridiculous climate requirement to ensure no radical political agenda gets in the way of revitalizing America’s highways,” DOT Secretary Sean Duffy said.
Organizations representing truckers, contractors, and transportation officials involved in highway design praised the Trump administration’s decision.
“The so-called greenhouse gas performance measure would have forced states to put important infrastructure projects, like road and bridge improvements, on hold to fund projects that would do little to facilitate the movement of people and goods,” Alex Etchen from the Associated General Contractors of America said.
Truckers, builders celebrate repeal of carbon emissions rule for highways | Just The News
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