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- BP's Macondo well in the Gulf of Mexico could have been plugged sooner if the company had the necessary equipment before the -More-
- A majority of likely voters are worried that vehicle engines and components could be damaged by higher ethanol blends in gaso -More-
- Flint Hills Resources and Stabilis Energy have struck a joint venture deal covering the development of multiple liquefied nat -More- Condensate Marketing Congress 2013, December 10-11, Houston, TX The first and only congress to focus...
- API's three-day course, taught by the Equity Engineering Group, provides real-world case studies about incidents involving Pr -More-
- TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline was needlessly delayed because of a Republican directive in 2012, said Les Cherwenuk, the -More-
- Philadelphia Energy Solutions' refinery in Pennsylvania is processing about 190,000 barrels per day of crude oil from North D -More-
- Exposure to common air pollutants found in diesel exhaust pollution can affect the ability of honeybees to recognise floral odours. Honeybees use floral odours to help locate, identify and recognise the flowers from which they forage. Now it appears...
- (Reuters) - Tropical storm Karen, the 11th named storm of the 2013 Atlantic hurricane season, has formed over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said in its latest bulletin.
- original image: Steven Taschuk Diss aliens all you want, but at least they’re saving their leftovers — in a BPA-free container, no less — instead of just adding to food waste: A NASA spacecraft sniffing the smoggy atmosphere of Titan has...
- LONDON (Reuters) - Exposure to pollution from diesel exhaust fumes can disrupt honeybees' ability to recognize the smells of flowers and could in future affect pollination and global food security, researchers said on Thursday.
- (Reuters) - An area of low pressure located over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico has a nearly 100 percent chance of becoming a tropical cyclone during the next 48 hours, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said early Thursday.
- Our recent Indian summer is certainly drawing people outdoorsand if it's a trip to the lake, people may have noticed that the water lapping at the shore is a bit lower than what they've seen in the past.
- People who canoe on, or wade or swim in, the Kalamazoo River near Marshall in southwestern Michigan are not expected to suffer any long-term harm from chemicals left in the water when an oil pipeline burst in 2010, according to a state report.
- The opposition from the United States continues to be loud as the Joint Review Panel continues its look at Ontario Power Generation's proposed deep geological repository.
- There's a mystery at the very bottom of the Great Lakes food web. Phytoplankton - the algae that are food for plankton which in turn feed fish - are behaving strangely. They're surrounded by a nutrient they need to grow. But for some reason, they're...
- When completed, the Lake Michigan Water Trail will re-create the safe, legal and adequate access enjoyed by the first paddlers, the first Europeans and the first Americans, around the entire lakeshore of America's greatest lake.
- The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service partnered with Steve Harvey's Mentoring Program for Young Men. These men will work on restoration of habitats, control of invasive species and fishery surveys, including the monitoring of lake sturgeon -- a...
- More than half a dozen municipalities along Line 9B want federal approval of pipeline changes to hinge on stricter safety measures.
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