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Allworth Financial LP Initiates $2.08 Million Position in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

Allworth Financial LP Initiates $2.08 Million Position in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

Allworth Financial LP Initiates $2.08 Million Position in Diamondback Energy, Inc.
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Devon Energy Announces Final Investment Decision on Solitude Pipeline System to Enhance Delaware Basin Integration

Devon Energy Announces Final Investment Decision on Solitude Pipeline System to Enhance Delaware Basin Integration

Devon Energy Announces Final Investment Decision on Solitude Pipeline System to Enhance Delaware Basin Integration
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Keebeck Wealth Management Acquires 5,427 Shares in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

Keebeck Wealth Management Acquires 5,427 Shares in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

Keebeck Wealth Management Acquires 5,427 Shares in Diamondback Energy, Inc.
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Robinhood Asset Management LLC Acquires New Shares in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

Robinhood Asset Management LLC Acquires New Shares in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

Robinhood Asset Management LLC Acquires New Shares in Diamondback Energy, Inc.
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B. Metzler seel. Sohn Co. AG Acquires New Stake in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

B. Metzler seel. Sohn Co. AG Acquires New Stake in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

B. Metzler seel. Sohn Co. AG Acquires New Stake in Diamondback Energy, Inc.
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Texas Regulators Face Pressure to Approve Oilfield Wastewater Reuse Amid Disposal Crisis

Texas Regulators Face Pressure to Approve Oilfield Wastewater Reuse Amid Disposal Crisis

Texas is confronting a critical shortage of underground disposal space for the nearly one billion gallons of wastewater, known as produced water, generated daily by oil and gas production in the Permian Basin. This toxic wastewater, traditionally injected underground, has been linked to increased seismic activity and blowouts. In response, the oil industry is actively seeking alternative methods to treat and reuse this produced water. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) is currently developing two permitting programs for the reuse of treated produced water, including discharge into rivers and land application for irrigation or rangeland restoration. While the TCEQ began accepting permit applications for river discharge in 2024, no permits have yet been issued. A proposed rule for land application was released earlier this year. Industry leaders and elected officials are urging the TCEQ to expedite the finalization and issuance of these permits, warning that continued delays could hinder oi...
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New Mexico Solar Farm Design Allows Pronghorn Passage, Challenging Wildlife Avoidance Assumptions

New Mexico Solar Farm Design Allows Pronghorn Passage, Challenging Wildlife Avoidance Assumptions

A 1,100-acre, 200-megawatt solar farm in northwestern New Mexico, the San Juan Solar and Storage Project, is demonstrating an unexpected interaction with local pronghorn populations. Contrary to previous studies where solar farms with continuous fencing caused pronghorn to avoid the area, 75 GPS-collared pronghorn are actively navigating through the San Juan facility. The solar farm, built on the site of a former coal plant, features nine individually fenced arrays with open passages between them. These passages were created due to existing public roads, private land ownership, and natural arroyos, not specifically for wildlife. Researchers from Wildlands Network, supported by a $1.7 million Department of Energy grant, have been tracking the pronghorn since March 2024, collecting over a million GPS locations and five million trail camera photos. Initial findings indicate that pronghorn are utilizing these gaps, with 18 of 30 collared females approaching within 328 feet of the fencing and every passage reco...
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New Mexico Solar Farm Design Accommodates Pronghorn Movement, Contrasting Wyoming Study

New Mexico Solar Farm Design Accommodates Pronghorn Movement, Contrasting Wyoming Study

A 1,100-acre, 200-megawatt solar farm in northwestern New Mexico, the San Juan Solar and Storage Project, has shown unexpected results regarding wildlife interaction. Unlike a previous study in Wyoming where a single-fenced solar farm displaced pronghorn, 75 GPS-collared female pronghorn in New Mexico are navigating through the new facility. The San Juan project, built on the site of a retired coal plant, is divided into nine individually fenced arrays with open passages between them due to existing public roads, private land ownership, and natural arroyos. Researchers from Wildlands Network, supported by a $1.7 million Department of Energy grant, have been tracking the pronghorn since March 2024, collecting over a million GPS locations and millions of trail camera photos. The data indicates that pronghorn are using these passages, with 18 out of 30 collared females approaching within 328 feet of the fencing, suggesting no significant avoidance threshold.
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First National Bank of Omaha Initiates $2.24 Million Position in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

First National Bank of Omaha Initiates $2.24 Million Position in Diamondback Energy, Inc.

First National Bank of Omaha Initiates $2.24 Million Position in Diamondback Energy, Inc.
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Rocket launches are increasing in US. Here's what it means for Texas

Rocket launches are increasing in US. Here's what it means for Texas

The southwest, where SpaceX and Blue Origin have homes in Texas and Virgin Galactic is active in New Mexico, has become central in a rocket launch surge.
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Mississippi Ranks as Most Dangerous State for Drivers, Wyoming Second in Fatal Crash Rates

Mississippi Ranks as Most Dangerous State for Drivers, Wyoming Second in Fatal Crash Rates

A new analysis of federal data by online tire retailer Priority Tire reveals that Mississippi is the most dangerous state for drivers, based on its rate of fatal crashes per 100,000 residents in 2023. Mississippi recorded 24.9 fatal crashes per 100,000 people, more than double the national average of 9.6, with a total of 732 fatal crashes, a 4% increase from 2022. Wyoming ranked second with 24.7 fatal crashes per 100,000 residents, totaling 144 fatal crashes, a 7% increase from the previous year. New Mexico followed in third place with a rate of 20.7. Conversely, Massachusetts was identified as the safest state for drivers, with the lowest fatal crash rate at 4.9 per 100,000 residents. The study utilized National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data from 2023, comparing fatal crash numbers against state populations to determine per capita rates.
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FDA Authorizes Emergency Drug for New World Screwworm Treatment in Dogs Amid U.S. Spread Concerns

FDA Authorizes Emergency Drug for New World Screwworm Treatment in Dogs Amid U.S. Spread Concerns

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for Simparica Trio, a monthly chewable medication, to treat New World screwworm infestations in dogs and puppies. This authorization, granted on August 13, comes as federal officials are preparing for the potential spread of the parasitic fly in the United States. Simparica Trio, manufactured by Zoetis, was already FDA-approved in 2020 for heartworm disease, fleas, and ticks. Its active ingredient, sarolaner, an isoxazoline-class antiparasitic, is particularly relevant for screwworm treatment. The FDA's decision is based on scientific evidence suggesting the drug's effectiveness against New World screwworm myiasis, with benefits outweighing risks. However, the medication is not authorized for prevention and does not replace other critical aspects of treatment, such as larvae removal and wound management. The authorization follows the detection of 46 animal cases of New World screwworm in Texas and New Mexico, with t...