The Northeast held back the coronavirus tide this summer after enduring the worst of America’s catastrophic first wave in the spring. But now states like Maine, Rhode Island and Connecticut Continue Reading
As winter sets in, the air hanging over north India thickens with smoke from burning fields, blocking out the sun and making it hard to breathe. This year, that could Continue Reading
Nearly a year into the global coronavirus pandemic, scientists, doctors and patients are beginning to unlock a puzzling phenomenon: For many patients, including young ones who never required hospitalization, Covid-19 Continue Reading
India will move swiftly to introduce more gas policy reforms to boost the fuel’s share in the energy mix, while finding ways to incentivize production of fuels like hydrogen in Continue Reading
Cranes and diggers busily prepare land beneath the red and white striped chimneys of the Mengtai Group coal-fired power plant at the northern city limits of Ordos, in northern China’s Continue Reading
Chinese steel mills have received verbal notices from the Ministry of Commerce to stop importing Australian coals starting Nov. 6, several sources close to the matter told S&P Global Platts Continue Reading
South Korea’s ailing aviation sector and a slowdown in new construction activity will likely continue to weigh on domestic jet fuel and diesel consumption for the rest of the year, Continue Reading
China’s Ministry of Commerce said Nov. 2 that qualified refineries and trading companies will be able to apply for up to 243 million mt (4.86 million b/d) of crude oil Continue Reading
Coronavirus cases continued their grim climb in the United States on Sunday with Midwestern states experiencing record hospitalizations, as increasingly bitter rhetoric kept the virus front and center of campaigning Continue Reading
One video shows bodies in plastic bags stacked in the basement of a hospital in the Siberian city of Barnaul after a morgue overflowed. “Well, this is how it is,” Continue Reading
