Can you buy oil that’s good for the environment? Probably not, but you can at least buy oil that’s less bad, and Equitable Origin wants their sticker to help you make that choice.READ»
The new Bureau of Energy Resources is a combination of the Department of Energy and the Department of State, using technical smarts and diplomacy to increase the market for clean energy around the world.READ»
The Department of Energy is doling out money to some high-tech oil drilling projects. If we're going to be drilling, we might as well invest time and money in making it as safe as possible.READ»
If you thought that only people in rural Pennsylvania were blessed with water that they can light on fire, think again. Fracking happens everywhere, you just don't know about it.READ»
Think your electricity bill is high? It's not. Neither is your heating bill or the price you pay at the pump. In the grand scheme of things, in fact, you're getting a great deal.READ»
New technologies don't just recycle plastic into new plastic. Instead, they make oil from it. A new plant in Akron, Ohio plans to divert old bottles from landfills and churn out 80,000 barrels a year.READ»
Charles Monnet is responsible for you being concerned about polar bears drowning in ice-less Arctic waters. But did his support for wildlife get him suspended from his government post?READ»
A lingering mystery of the Gulf oil spill is where the oil actually went. It seems now that the microbes in the water made a meal of it, but that doesn't mean we can rely on them for the next spill.READ»
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Is there a bubble looming in the tech world? Several reporters here have posed that question repeatedly over the past few months in ...READ»
In this installment of the Butterfly Effect, climate change is creating incredible economic opportunity in the Arctic, leading to saber rattling from Canada and Russia. Whichever region benefits the most will have enormous geopolitical consequences.READ»
The reason Total made the purchase is because it cares deeply about the environment. Just kidding. It's because the company thinks solar is going to make lots of money.READ»
A little more than a year ago, the Deepwater Horizon exploded, spilling 205 million gallons of oil into the Gulf of Mexico. That much oil is hard to wrap your head around. It's obviously enough to power your car for an astronomical ...READ»
A revealing document shows an oil company's 'talking points' guide to convince landowners that they should let said corporation drill on their land.READ»
So this is where we ended up last week, dancing like crazy in our ski boots, on a blazingly sunny mountain top in the Tirolean mountains - Mark Ronson DJing in consummate style at Volvo's Ice Camp, igloo and all. But how did we get ...READ»
