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[08/26] API Testifies Before the White House Spill Commission

[08/26] Katrina’s Destruction and Mississippi’s Perseverance Remembered

[08/25] API expands access to its safety standards

[08/17] API’s Jack Gerard announces rallies for jobs

[08/17] Wood Mackenzie says higher taxes could hurt U.S. oil and natural gas production

[08/17] API says oversight of deepwater offshore already extensive

[08/16] A ‘culture of safety’ is needed after moratorium ends

[08/16] API: Proposed EPA regulations could stifle business, eliminate jobs

[08/16] Caterpillar Announces Opening of New Plant; Reaffirms Role of Manufacturing in Economic Recovery

[08/16] API says improved standards will help raise bar on offshore safety

[08/12] Air Transport Association Comments on Sen. Ted Stevens

[08/11] NPRA’s Drevna on National Journal’s Energy & Environment Blog: Keystone Pipeline Expansion Will Strengthen Energy, Economic Security

[08/11] Entergy Arkansas Customers See Usage Increase in Extreme Hot Weather

[08/11] Technology, Methods Reflect Industry Quest to Reduce Drilling Footprint

[08/10] API expresses sadness over death of former Alaska Senator Stevens

[08/09] API Opposes Nelson Amendment

[08/04] Entergy Arkansas Offers Tips for Dealing With Hot-Weather Energy Costs

[08/04] The Economic Impact of the Gulf of Mexico Offshore Oil and Natural Gas Industry and the Role of the Independents

[08/04] NPRA’s Drevna on UPI’s “Outside View”: Follow the Science on Increasing Ethanol in Gasoline

[08/03] Senate leaders took right step to shelve flawed spill bill: API

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