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Can falling oil and gasoline prices be bad news? They can be for refiners—and that could come back to bite American drivers just as gas prices are coming back to earth.
Now that the dance between oil supply and demand seems to have supplanted speculators, currency plays, and tarot card readings as the main drivers behind the price of oil, OPEC’s influence looks to be on the rise again.
Crude oil rebounded from a five-month low to over $110 as Hurricane Ike turned north from Cuba and again threatened Gulf oil infrastructure just recovering from Gustav, Bloomberg reports.
Is it time to start worrying (again) about peak uranium?
Every so often, the worlds planned nuclear renaissance runs into concerns about future availablity of the main fuel source for all those reactors.
A few news items this week fuel those...
<img src="http://s.wsj.net/public/resources/images/it_welcome-mat-paper10042004145302.gif" alt="paper" / align="left"/>Crude oil futures rebounded to above $71 a barrel after yesterdays fall in the wake of increased U.S. gasoline stocks, Bloomberg...
Lisa Jackson, head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, had her veni, vidi, vici moment in Copenhagen at the big climate summit today.
She got a rousing welcome just two days after the EPA finalized its ruling on greenhouse-gas emissions, a...
The climate conference in Copenhagen has it share of flaps to keep headlines moving, from Draftgate to police crackdowns on climate campaigners.
Behind the scenes, though, theres a wonky battle playing out over a seemingly arcane issue that is...
In case you missed it, former Alaska governor Sarah Palin called for President Obama to boycott Copenhagen in an op-ed in the Washington Post today. The piece has, predictably, got the blogosphere abuzzboth for what she says and the fact that she...
