Oil Near $150 the Last Time $4 Gasoline Hit 3 States
The average price of gasoline is already above $4 a gallon in California and Hawaii. U.S. retail gasoline prices are poised to average more than $4 a gallon in three Continue Reading
Biden moves to ban oil, gas development outside Native American park
U.S. President Joe Biden on Monday announced a step toward prohibiting oil and gas development outside the boundaries of the Chaco Culture National Historical Park as part of a Native Continue Reading
Atmospheric river soaks Seattle, gives Vancouver up to 10 inches of rain
Parts of the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia can’t catch a break. Atmospheric rivers, or plumes of deep tropical moisture, have brought excessive rainfall, flooding and mudslides over the past Continue Reading
Covid-19 Cases Rise in Pockets of North and West, Halting Delta Variant’s Decline in U.S
Covid-19 cases are climbing in places like the upper Midwest, Southwest and parts of the Northeast, hindering the nation’s progress in ending a surge triggered by the highly contagious Delta variant of Continue Reading
Supply Chain Disruptions May Mean Crisis for U.S. Farms
It’s just 60 miles from El Dorado Dairy in Ontario, Calif., to the nation’s largest container port in Los Angeles. But the farm is having little luck getting its products Continue Reading
Biden’s Baffling Oil Policy Faces Backlash From All Sides
President Biden is in a tight spot when it comes to energy The White House continues to face critique from both environmentalists and the oil and gas industry If energy Continue Reading
A Record 4.4 Million Americans Quit Their Jobs in September
An unprecedented number of Americans quit their jobs in September, highlighting how persistent churn is undercutting employers’ efforts to fill a near-record level of vacancies. A record 4.4 million Americans Continue Reading
Ships Keep Coming, Pushing U.S. Port Logjam and Waits to Records
Maersk CEO Sees Tight Global Shipping Markets Into 2022 Supply Lines is a daily newsletter that tracks trade and supply chains disrupted by the pandemic. Sign up here . The Continue Reading
Analysis: Carbon superpowers: U.S.-China deal seen as symbolic but not sufficient
A joint China-U.S. declaration on climate change is a political reset to a time when the world’s two biggest carbon emitters reached the brief meeting of minds that helped forge Continue Reading
US-China thaw on climate change shifts the mood at COP26
It took more than 30 meetings over the course of a year to iron out one thing that the US and China can still agree about: fighting climate change. John Continue Reading