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Texas to Help Power the Post-pandemic Economic Comeback

Texas to Help Power the Post-pandemic Economic Comeback

The state will work with industry leaders and universities and focus on creating more efficient oil production and the recovery process of unconventional oil and gas resources.

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Department of Energy

https://www.energy.gov/articles/texas-help-power-post-pandemic-economic-comeback

15 States Take Historic Action on Transportation Pollution
Trump, Biden Approach U.S. Job Infrastructure In Vastly Different Plans

Trump says the time is right to pass a ‘BIG & BOLD’ $2 trillion infrastructure plan

Beer Waste Helps Montana Town Save Money On Water Treatment

Port Washington Water District Gets $18M For 3 Treatment Plants

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