The gasoline shortages in America’s Southeast are shrinking, but two weeks after the Colonial Pipeline went offline due to a hack, some drivers are still finding it hard to locate Continue Reading
California adopted on Thursday a new regulation that requires rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft to achieve zero greenhouse gas emissions and ensure 90 percent of their vehicle miles Continue Reading
US, Iranian and European negotiators will convene next week for a fifth – and what they hope will be final – round of talks over reinstating the nuclear deal. Iran’s Continue Reading
A cloud of methane was detected by satellite over a natural gas field in Canada, identifying a hidden source of pollution from one of North America’s most prolific production basins. The Continue Reading
The speed of the US rebound from the Covid-19 crisis has left executives, investors and economists scrambling to interpret whether labour shortages and rising prices point to a short-term economic Continue Reading
Workers from the Federal Emergency Management Agency have been scouting shelters for the migrant children surging across the Southern border. They’ve been running coronavirus vaccination sites in Colorado, Massachusetts and Continue Reading
The United States’ shale revolution completely redrew the geopolitical map. The gush of cheap and plentiful shale oil and gas out of West Texas and New Mexico over the last Continue Reading
The National Hurricane Center on May 20 forecast a more active Atlantic hurricane season than normal as being most likely in 2021, but not as active as 2020’s record-setting storm Continue Reading
Highlights Weekly output highest since end of January 2020 PRB production drives increase on week, on year Weekly US coal production was estimated at 12.3 million st, up 9% from Continue Reading
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s biofuel blending mandates for this year and next are likely to be in line with those of 2020 as the agency accounts for weaker fuel Continue Reading
