Wall Street plunges as Dow loses 634 points on crisis fears
The Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 634.76 points on Monday as investors fear a renewed recession and mounting debt problems in Europe. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also dropped sharply while Treasurys gained yield fell, and gold and oil prices moved on the broad market rout.
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New Mexico oil industry pushes for fracturing fluid disclosure
The New Mexico Oil and Gas Association filed a proposal with the Oil Conservation Division to require drilling firms to post the makeup of hydraulic fracturing fluids on an online registry. Leaders say the move promotes safety while environmentalists urge stronger, mandatory disclosure with teeth and earlier reporting.
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