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Energy Transfer's Kelcy Warren Advocates Natural Gas as a Solution for Worldwide "Energy Poverty"
Currently, nearly three billion people around the globe live in so-called energy poverty, meaning they lack access to reliable electricity. This lack of reliable energy directly leads to death and disease. According to the World Health Organization, approximately four million people die annually due to household pollution from heating and cooking with dangerous fuels like crop waste, wood and dung.
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California Weather Forecast: Possible Snowmelt, Rain Could Result in Dangerous Flooding Conditions
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Heatwave Alert: Bushfire Threat Warning Issued Amid Extreme Heat in Sydney
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Wild Elephant in Thailand Uses Trunk to Flip Over Vehicle [VIDEO]
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Humans Contributed Significantly to Large-Scale Land Loss in the Mississippi River Delta
Pokemon Cockroach: New Species of Cockroach Found in Singapore Added to Real-Life Pokedex
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Over 1,000 Starving Dogs Found Dying Inside Man's Home in South Korea
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Strong Atmospheric River Event, Snowmelt, Flooding Forecasts Prompt Preparations for 2 Weeks' Worth of Essentials
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Bald Eagle Couple in California Abandons Nest After Eggs Won't Hatch
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Two Snowstorms Likely to Emerge in Northeastern US in Coming Weeks, Forecast Warns
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Satellite Images, Track ‘Greening’ of Forest Amid Climate Change
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