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Energy Voices Oil companies return to the Gulf of Mexico

Two years after the BP oil spill, drilling in the US Gulf of Mexico is growing again. It may soon reach the levels that it was at before the spill, according to OilPrice.com.

Space shuttle Endeavour lifts off for last time, heading to California

Blocking patterns: How global warming might have worsened US drought

In Gear A drop in gas prices on the horizon? Maybe.

In Gear Gas prices and fuel economy: What's the connection?

Opinion Not true, Mitt Romney: History shows business experience doesn't make a good president

Obama vs. Romney 101: 7 ways they differ on energy issues

Stocks edge up on revised GDP

As Isaac floodwaters top levee, Plaquemines ordered to evacuate (+video)

Katrina anniversary: Seven years later, Hurricane Isaac impacts Mississippi

Hurricane Isaac tests levees, knocks out power in Louisiana (+video)

Hurricane Isaac slows, sucking up energy over the Gulf (+video)

European Central Bank prez skips key financial meeting

Could tropical storm Isaac actually help break US drought?

Tropical Storm Isaac bears down on New Orleans ahead of Katrina anniversary (+video)

Gas prices rise as Isaac throttles the Gulf

Isaac lashes Florida Keys: Is New Orleans next? (+video)

Isaac bears down on Florida, but Keys residents remain sunny

Tropical storm Isaac sweeps across Haiti toward Cuba, Florida

Isaac forecast: Storm could hit as hurricane near Pensacola, Fla. (+video)

Tropical storm Isaac won't be a hurricane before Monday (+video)

Will Tropical Storm Isaac hit Florida? (+video)

Tropical storm Isaac: Why are Florida orange juice prices falling? (+video)

Gas prices surge 34 cents since June

Why gas prices climbed 13 cents in a week, and look set to keep going