The extreme weather that’s hammered California with runaway wildfires and hit Louisiana with its most powerful hurricane in 160 years may be about to get even worse. La Nina — a Continue Reading
The temporary $300-a-week unemployment insurance boost implemented by President Donald Trump is about to end, with no extension in sight. The Federal Emergency Management Agency said Thursday in an email Continue Reading
Whoever wins the presidential election, one thing is clear: The U.S. has turned a corner in its relations with China and is likely to maintain a harder line. In the Continue Reading
American commercial crude inventories grew by 2m barrels – or 0-4 percent – in the week to September 4, according to figures from the Energy Information Administration, breaking a six-week run Continue Reading
The members of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) supported four-to-one a proposal to extend the setback for oil wells from homes and schools to 2,000 feet—four times Continue Reading
Houston — Weekly US coal production was estimated at 10.7 million st in the week ended Sept. 5, down 3.4% from the previous week, Energy Information Administration data showed Sept. Continue Reading
Magellan Midstream Partners said Sept. 10 it will start accepting crude from certain third-party Permian Basin pipelines at its Magellan East Houston terminal that also serves as a US Gulf Continue Reading
Hopes for a new stimulus package to help ease the economic stress of the pandemic before the November elections waned Thursday after Democrats blocked a slimmed-down coronavirus relief bill put forward by Continue Reading
The recovery in US gasoline consumption has plateaued as the summer driving season comes to an end and the school year begins for wide swaths of the country. Latest data Continue Reading
It’s still 2020 and the pandemic-slash-climate change apocalypse just got even worse. The West Coast is burning. As of Wednesday, 24 active fires were reported in California, 12 in Washington, and Continue Reading
