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A shale gas well in PennsylvaniaTy Wright/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBy Chris PedersenSeptember 28, 2014 10:00 AM EDTThis post originally appeared on OilPriceAmerica is betting the kitchen sink on natural gas. No matter which estimate you look at the U.S. Energy Information Administration, the International Energy Agency, or Wall Street banks two things are clear: the United States is slated to consume enormous amounts of natural gas and the dominant fuel of electricity generation for stanley cup the last 50 years, coal, is diminishing.First, Americarsquo energy darling: natural gas. It is difficult to overstate the effect shale gas production has had on the United States. In 2006, shale gas production accounted for about 5 percent of natural gas production. In 2013, it accounted for roughly 40 percent. As industry leaders clamored to take advantage of the vast supply of newly accessible domesti stanley cup c natural gas, analysts began to forecast lon stanley cup ger and longer projections of low natural gas prices. The result is big expectations for natural gas.Related: Why the Debate Over U.S. LNG Exports Has Been WonThe EIA expects natural gas production to grow at a 1.6 percent annual rate from 2012 through 2040, resulting in a dry natural gas production of 23.04 quadrillion BTU in 2013 and a production forecast of 38.37 quadrillion BTU in 2040. Demand will come from residential, commercial, and transportation use, but the largest demand increase will be from the electric power sector, part Iawy President Trump Thanks Vladimir Putin for Expelling U.S. Diplomats from Russia: Now We Have A Smaller Payroll
Barbara Zeman center , with her dad Agustin Gomez, mother Malda Gomez, and her two children, John and Kylie.Courtesy of Barbara ZemanBy Abigail AbramsNovember 19, 2020 4:35 PM ESTWhen Barbara Zeman logs on every day to check in with her Facebook support groups for people who have lost loved ones to COVID-19, she often sees a raft of new names joining the ranks. Itrsquo astounding, she says from her house in Orange County, New York. Every new face is a reminder, she says, not only of the pandemicrsquo ever-increasing death toll, but also of the United States governmentrsquo abjec airmax t failure to bring the coronavirus salomon under control. Like many of the people in her Facebook support groups, Zemanrsquo personal grief at losing her father, Agustin Gomez, a former U.S. Army colonel, in May catalyzed a political transformation as well. Until this spring, Zeman was, she says, fully aligned with President Donald Trump. Not any more. As a medical writer with a PhD in molecular biology, Zeman says her break from the President was gradual. She felt uncomfortable as she watched Trump downplay the threat of a coronavirus outbreak and question public health officials, but her fatherrsquo death was the final straw. Because of the hospitalrsquo visitor restrictions, Zeman had to say goodbye to her dad on a video call. She was devastated, but felt alone. Her community, including fellow Trump supporters and f adidas originals amily members, had so internalized the Preside