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Trump’s rosy Hormuz claims collide with tanker data (opens the original)
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright says about 9 million barrels of oil are moving through the Strait of Hormuz every day. But nonpartisan oil tanker trackers say it’s likely 7 million barrels at best, or more likely, closer to 5 million. President Donald Trump has repeatedly said that the oil is flowing freely through the strait, which even before the war was a global energy choke point. On Monday, he told reporters at the White House that the U.S. has total control over the strait and that “we’re ta
Iran weighs allowing EU countries to clear Strait of Hormuz mines (opens the original)
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Iran is considering allowing European nations to remove mines from the Strait of Hormuz, a potential climbdown that could form part of a deal to normalize shipping in the waterway and ease peace negotiations with the U.S. In public, Iran has repeatedly said it won’t allow foreign countries to join demining efforts in the critical transit point for oil and liquefied natural gas. But in private meetings in recent weeks Tehran has softened that stance, according to diplomats familiar with the matte
Trump has been able to keep oil prices low. But that power may not last forever. (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump on Saturday abruptly called off the "biggest attacks since World War II" against Iran in favor of negotiations, the latest in a seemingly endless series of whiplashes in the conflict. The energy markets, which typically favor stability and predictability, responded with little more than a shrug. Crude prices dipped slightly and gas prices remained steady. Even as the war stretches past the six-month mark and the midterms creep closer, Trump has been able to keep retail pri
Houthi threat to Saudi energy hub could upend Trump’s midterm message (opens the original)
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The Yemeni militant Houthi group says it’s targeting vital Saudi Arabian energy facilities — a situation that threatens to harden high gasoline prices at a precarious moment for Republicans ahead of the midterms. The Houthis’ target, according to Al Jazeera, is Abqaiq, the world’s largest crude oil processing facility, which is responsible for stabilizing about 7 percent of the world’s crude oil. Many of its critical components are custom-built and irreplaceable on any short timeline. While bloc
The administration has a new climate change office. It’s headed by a climate critic. (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has reconstituted a governmentwide program that tracks how climate change is transforming the country, after having gutted it last year as part of a purge of programs that didn’t line up with its worldview. The U.S. Global Change Research Program is now headed by Matthew Wielicki, a former University of Alabama geochemist, according to his public postings on social media and confirmed by a second person familiar with the program, granted anonymity over fears of reprisal.
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