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    Aug. 12, 2019 | Worely’s Energy & Chemicals (E&C) Services division—a partnership formed earlier this year through the merger of service providers WorleyParsons and Jacobs’ Energy, Chemicals & Resources line of businesses—aids to develop, build, and maintain technically complex facilities across the energy, chemicals, and power sectors. The company’s E&C services include greenfield and brownfield engineering, procurement, project management, program management, and operations. In South Africa, the E&C Services business line helps plant operators reach their optimum profitable potential within their existing production facilities. Photo from Worley E&C Services.

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    Editorial: Work and air quality

    Aug. 20, 2019
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    Moody’s: Latest outlook stable for global E&P growth

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    Government

    Watching Government: Greater sage grouse update

    Aug. 20, 2019
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    Editor's Perspective

    Views on oil spill shaped by distance from the problem

    Aug. 20, 2019
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