In this month’s Mineral Rights news episode, we discuss how Biden’s pausing of new LNG export permits could hurt gas prices, how lithium prices have fallen, controversy around new New Mexico oil and gas rules, Colorado regulators propose rules that consider the “cumulative impact” of oil and gas operations, plus the latest rig count!
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This Month’s Mineral Rights News Articles:
- Biden stalls natural gas exports that activists call ‘climate bombs’ – The Washington Post
- Why Lithium Prices Crashed by 80%
- Controversial proposed oil and gas bill passes first committee | Local News | santafenewmexican.com
- Colorado oil and gas regulators mull rule to address ‘cumulative impacts’ on climate, air quality
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
- MRP 208: The Rise of Lithium: Implications for Mineral Rights Owners
- MRP 174: $1.5 Billion Lithium Deposit Discovered in Maine
- Biden’s ‘Pause’ on LNG Exports Is Impulsive and Destructive | Cato at Liberty Blog
- CP2 LNG Export Terminal, Louisiana, USA
- Rig Count
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