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In the January 23, 2012 issue:
- Research: Barnett Shale Production Hits All-Time High Despite Lower Rig Count
- Editorial: Robust Barnett Production Discredits the Shale Critics
- Editorial: TIPRO Seeking Participants for ‘Texas Top Producers’ Program
- Editorial: ExxonMobil Fact-Checks Obama’s Keystone XL Claims
- Editorial: New Additions to Events Calendar for 2012
- EPA to Test Dimock Water, Provide Deliveries to Four Homes
- TransCanada May Shorten Initial Keystone XL to Ship Bakken Crude
- FTS Sees Shortage of Railcars to Haul Frac Sand in 2012
- Cheap Shale Gas Lowers Electric Bills, Hurts Renewables & Nuclear
- Shale Boom Makes Petroleum Engineers a Hot Commodity
- Texas Offering $4.5 Million in Grants to Build Natural Gas Fueling Stations
- Analysts Say Natural Gas Storage Capacity to be Tested Come Fall
- Shortage of Frac Crews Leads to Delays in Bakken Completions
- Bloomberg Profiles Continental’s Harold Hamm, Bakken Pioneer
- Denton Leaders Indicate Support for Moratorium on Drilling Permits
- Mineral Owners Turn Out to Urge Hurst Council to Ease Drilling Rules
- Oil India in Talks to Buy Eagle Ford Shale Assets
- Mexico’s COMESA to Open Laredo Office, Enter Eagle Ford
- Haynesville “Bayou Billionaires” the Subjects for New Reality TV Show
- Southern Tier Officials Don’t Expect Drilling to Occur in 2012
- Officials Estimate $34 Billion in E&P Spending in Ohio by 2015
- PA Lawmakers Feel Pressure to Get Impact Fee Bill Done
- Tomblin Unveils Cracker Tax Break Proposal
- Quicksilver Reports Successful Niobrara Test Well Near Steamboat Springs
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