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New Study Shows That Removing Oil and Gas Industry Tax Credits Would Cost Jobs, Increase the Deficit

The oil and gas industry is under attack not only in Texas, but nationally. Several months ago, a new study by Louisiana State University Professor Joseph Manson, An Economic Analysis of Dual Capacity and Section 199 Proposals for the U.S. Oil and Gas Industry, was released. Professor Manson’s study found…

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Groundwater Rights of Texas Landowners Rights Addressed by the Texas Supreme Court

Recently, the Texas Supreme Court issued an important opinion that clarified a Texas landowner’s groundwater rights. In the case of Edwards Aquifer Authority and the State of Texas v. Burrell Day and Joel McDaniel the Court was faced with the issue of whether land ownership includes an interest in groundwater…

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Separating Facts from Politics: Recent Studies on Fracing

The battle in Texas and in the country in the oil and gas field over hydraulic fracturing, or “fracing”, rages on, of course. There are several recent developments in the effort to uncover the facts about fracing, as opposed to unsubstantiated claims and political posturing. These research efforts are important…

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Chesapeake Reduction in Gas Well Drilling & Exploration May Effect Texas Mineral Owners

Texas mineral owners who have signed oil and gas leases with Chesapeake Energy may be faced with some unanswered questions. The American natural gas industry faces the paradox of having been too successful in recent years. A glut of natural gas on the market due to technological advances have allowed…

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