World's Biggest Copper Mine Closed Because of Strike
Escondida mine in Chile
Energy & Environment
Court Won't Let Vermont Close Nuclear Plant
State trying to get around NRC on safety concerns
Florida Governor to Seek Supreme Court Injunction Against Georgia Over Water Flow
How much water's allowed into Apalachicola River has been a point of contention for decades
Court Rules US Must Decide on Nevada Nuclear Waste Storage
Yucca Mountain facility has been long-stalled
White House Warns Climate Change a Threat to Power Grid
Says power outages causing nation billions
Mexico Considers Private Investment in State-Run Oil Industry
President may lift decades-old ban
Animal Rights Group Vandalizes Butter Cow at Iowa State Fair
That ought to change a few minds...
David Cameron Urges Britons To Support Fracking
Trying to allay environmentalists' concerns
Study Finds High Arsenic Levels Near Fracking Sites
In the groundwater in Texas
North Korea Reportedly Expanding Nuclear Plant
Doubling the site of uranium enrichment facility, according to satellite photos
Obama Administration Approves More Natural Gas Exports
Has a big backlog of companies looking to sell abroad
Climate Change Myths
Just because humans sometimes damage the environment doesn't mean government is competent to fix the problem.
New Uranium Mine Up and Running in Wyoming
In the works for eight years, got approved by feds last week
GAO Audit Finds $500 Million Spent on 'Green Jobs' That Didn't Exist
Nearly half the people who received government-funded training were unable to find work
Gas Prices: What Can the President Do?
The media is either economically illiterate or deliberately biased on the matter.
Congress Heads to Recess With a Few Issues Left Unresolved
Government shutdown, immigration reform, farm bill, etc..
House Passes Bill Preventing Administration from Enacting Carbon Taxes
Probably not likely to get anywhere though
The Social Cost of Carbon: Garbage In, Garbage Out
Combined climate and econometric computer models produce any desired result.
Report: Climate Change Could Lead to More Conflict
Or to more sipping cool drinks by the air conditioner
Japan Buys Almost 90,000 Metric Tons of Western-White Wheat From the US
Government had banned purchases after finding an an approved genetically modified variety from Oregon
Officer Suspended for Leaving Police Dog To Die in Hot Car
Even their own pooches aren't safe
Saudi Prince Says His Country is Under Threat From Development of Fracking Technology
Urging the oil-rich nation to diversify
Halliburton to Plead Guilty to Destroying Evidence in Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Misdemeanor count comes with a $200,000 fine and three years probation
Halliburton Agrees To Plead Guilty To Destroying Evidence Relating To Deepwater Horizon Spill
Will have to pay maximum fine
