| Wall Street Journal. Europe 2004 Jeffrey Ball |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| AEP plans biggest power plant using clean-coal technology: utility sees construction of 1,000 megawatt project within five to six years. | Business, international | Jeffrey Ball, Rebecca Smith |
| As big discoveries wane, drillers wring oil from older fields.(petroleum)(includes "Slower Flow - Permian Basin annual oil production" statistical table) | Business, international | Jeffrey Ball |
| As Kyoto Protocol comes alive, so do pollution-permit markets.(Vladimir Putin, Russia) | Business, international | Jeffrey Ball |
| As prices soar, doomsayers provoke debate on oil's future: in a 1970s echo, Dr. Campbell warns supply is drying up, but industry isn't worried: charges of 'Malthusian bias' . | Business, international | Jeffrey Ball |
| Cinergy backs U.S. emissions cap. | Business, international | Jeffrey Ball, Antonio Regalado |
| Oil's rally on bombings reveals a shaky market.(oil prices rise in response to bombings in Saudi Arabia) | Business, international | Jeffrey Ball |
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