

News bites: Chesapeake's board shake-up, global warming’s toll, and more
The Houston Chronicle examines the shake-up on the board of troubled natural-gas giant Chesapeake Energy.
The New York Times reports from Ohio that oil-and-gas leasing is “jolting the economies of small towns and swelling the bank accounts of some working-class families.”
Reuters looks at a new study showing that damage from climate change could cost Latin American and Caribbean nations $100 billion per year by 2050.
The Associated Press reports that oil prices are hovering near eight-month lows in trading early Tuesday.








