The fruits of austerity: Oil drilling in state parks
Think about spending time in a state park, and what images come to mind? Camping under the stars, perhaps. Or
As new mercury rules loom, US power sector eyes dramatic change
The US power sector is set for dramatic change over the next several years, as electric utilities work to meet
Keystone XL vote is energy policy madness
An 11th-hour deal by US Senators this past weekend paved the way for a two-month extension of unemployment benefits and
Yes, energy and the economy are linked ... just not how you think
The inextricable link between energy and economic growth has been painfully clear to many people since mid-2008, when crude oil
Low-carbon future? Ha ... Coal demand to grow by 600,000 tons A DAY
While it’s common knowledge to anyone who follows energy news that the world’s appetite for coal keeps growing,
Report: Oil-friendly lending undermines EU climate goals
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is undercutting the EU’s efforts to cut carbon emissions and fight climate change by
The 'hidden' costs of fossil fuels? $120 billion in US alone
Never mind what your electric bill or receipt at the pump says … using fossil fuels is even more expensive than
Ancient mud could yield modern oil alternative
An alternative to oil could be found in ancient sea deposits dating to 300 million years ago, according to a
