It’s About Time! Oil & Gas Companies Will Have To Pay More For Drilling On Public Lands

CleanTechnica
By Carolyn FortunaJul 24, 2023, 9:43 pm209 pts
The Biden administration has proposed a rule that would raise the royalties fossil fuel companies spend to pull oil, gas, and coal from public lands. It's the first time since 1920 that they've been made to pay their due.

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It’s About Time! Oil & Gas Companies Will Have To Pay More For Drilling On Public Lands

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