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Energy Voices Drowning in natural gas: Are exports the answer?

New advancements in drilling have opened up a wealth of natural gas resources in the US. But how much is too much? A shift to exporting natural gas might be a no-brainer, according to OilPrice.com, but it's not as simple as it sounds.

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Latin America Monitor Assange asylum case ripples through Latin America

No McDonald’s Happy Meal toy? Chile bans toys in children’s meals

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What foreign trip revealed about Mitt Romney's world view, gaffes aside

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Multi-telescope view two million times sharper than human eye reveals black hole

Latin America Monitor Argentina takes steps to bring Dirty War-era criminals to justice before death

How did an entire star system's worth of dust just vanish? Scientists baffled.

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Paraguay isolated over president's ouster

Change Agent ‘Random Hacks of Kindness’ uses technology to solve problems

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Astronomers use an old trick to open new window on extrasolar planets

Democracy in Paraguay: at work or under threat?

Latin America Monitor Beneath Argentina's growth, economic fault lines simmer