Peugeot Citroen Introduces Cars That Run on Air

Peugeot Citroen has developed a new system for cars that run on air. It allows motorists in city's to drive without using gasoline.

State Department Receives Keystone Pipeline Report

Four days before President Obama promised, during his second inauguration address, to combat climate change, officials at the US State Department received a new report by scientists which details how a particular byproduct of the Keystone XL pipeline — “Petroleum Coke” — renders the project even more dangerous to the climate than previously estimated.

California governor orders emergency gas switch

Amid spiking gasoline prices in California, Gov. Jerry Brown (D) on Sunday ordered air-quality officials to allow sales of winter-blend gasoline this month.

Ecuador to appeal $1.8B ruling in oil dispute

Ecuador said Saturday it will appeal a ruling declaring it must pay $1.77 billion to Occidental Petroleum as compensation for canceling a contract with the American oil giant.

Timber lobby backs Oregon forest plan

The American Forest Resource Council withdrew objections to a federal forest-restoration project across thousands of acres in southern Oregon.

Property rights cases in Texas on uptick

A burst of property-rights cases in Texas stems from basic economic changes. The hydraulic-fracturing boom has increased oil and gas activity around the state, creating demand for more pipelines that cross private property.

FERC mulls Oregon LNG proposal

The Federal Regulatory Commission (FERC) is preparing a draft environmental impact statement for a controversial liquified-natural-gas pipeline and export facility.

Obama, Romney differ on energy, environment

President Barack Obama and Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney differ widely on their policies on energy and the environment.

N.C. DENR Study Backs Fracking

RALEIGH, N.C., March 20 (LID) – North Carolina environmental officials have recommended the state allow extraction of natural gas by ...

Feds Mull Tariff On China Solar Imports

WASHINGTON, March 20 (LID) – The U.S. Commerce Department today will make a preliminary administrative decision on whether to impose ...

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