Greenpeace Seeks Newsweek Disclosure of API Revenue
New York Times - Mon Nov 9, 1:27 pm ETGreenpeace is demanding that Newsweek disclose how much money it has made selling the oil industry's biggest lobbying group a...
Greenpeace is demanding that Newsweek disclose how much money it has made selling the oil industry's biggest lobbying group a...
RIVERSIDE - The pilot of a 58-year-old military helicopter that crashed and burned on its way to Riverside had experience flying rescue and firefighting missions with Mercy Air and the U.S. Forest Service, his wife said in an interview published today. The wife of Joseph William Pike of Victorville narrowly missed being on the fatal flight on Saturday, she told the San Bernardino newspaper The ...
In all the back-slapping press conferences following this month's agreement on a potentially landmark state water management plan, no one so much as used the term "peripheral canal." For sure, this water deal will not produce a carbon copy of the 1982 referendum that killed the last previous major California water deal, one that called for building a canal around periphery of the Sacramento-San ...
Rising temperatures over the next few decades will unleash storms, floods and drought across China's Yangtze River Basin, a new report says, raising the prospect of catastrophe for a region that is home to nearly a third of the country's population.
Oil prices fell Tuesday as workers headed back to deep sea platforms that were bypassed by a rapidly weakening storm in the Gulf of Mexico.
The people of this small Dutch town are not against pumping tons of carbon dioxide into the ground to fight global warming.
Ida dwindled to a tropical depression on Tuesday after crawling ashore in Alabama from the Gulf of Mexico, and oil operations in the Gulf were returning to normal after being widely disrupted by the storm.
Oil prices rose on Tuesday to above $80 a barrel after a late-season hurricane disrupted oil and gas output in the Gulf of Mexico and the dollar stayed close to a 15-month low.
Futures decline as the first real weather threat to oil production is downgraded to a tropical storm.
A weakening Tropical Storm Ida lashed the U.S. Gulf Coast with drenching rain and high surf on Tuesday as it moved ashore after shutting down almost 30 percent of Gulf of Mexico energy production.
Dozens of Missouri communities will be splitting $266 million for wastewater and drinking water improvements under a construction plan announced by Gov. Jay Nixon on Monday.
Oil prices fell slightly on Tuesday but held above $79 a barrel as the dollar weakened, gold stayed strong and a late-season hurricane subsided in the Gulf of Mexico.
The pickers working their way along the hillside, clipping bunches of small, dark purple grapes from the rows of vines and dropping them into plastic buckets are harbingers of a warmer planet.
Now that the world appears to be climbing out of the economic doldrums, itmay have to deal with tighter fossil fuel supplies and skyrocketing prices,an energy watchdog warns.
Sailors who've been hijacked often say they never saw the pirates coming.
A quick survey of carbon capture projects and efforts around the world:
Increased droughts, floods and storms will hit China's Yangtze River Basin over the next few decades, the result of rising temperatures globally, according to a report released Tuesday.
President Hamid Karzai was declared the winner of another term in office as Afghanistan's leader Monday, after his opponent in a planned runoff election withdrew.
Mississippi Power Co. has received the first level of regulatory approval in its effort to build a new coal-powered generating plant in the east-central part of the state.
Oil prices fell on Tuesday to around $79 a barrel as a late-season hurricane subsided in the Gulf of Mexico and traders awaited key U.S. inventory data.
The International Energy Agency has rejected reported allegations from a whistleblower that world oil reserves have been exaggerated to avoid panic buying in the oil market.