Yet another oil industry accident has occurred, showing clearly that there aren’t enough regulations or safety measures in place to prevent these things from occurring.
The hypocrisy of the oil industry really shouldn’t surprise us anymore but they still find new ways to insult and abuse the public. All in the name of profit.
Arrogant twits like Trump think their money can bribe or bully anyone. Apparently, Trump’s never met a pissed off Scotsman.
It’s going to be interesting when more pipelines – and bridges, freeways, train tracks, dams, etc. – begin to crumble as they deteriorate.
It’s interesting that he attempts to dismiss climate change so casually by showing such a remarkable ignorance of the subject.
Obama has now started a push to expand a law from the Nixon era that requires federal agencies to evaluate the environmental impact of projects.
You may think twice about booking a cruise when you learn just how bad the industry has gotten.
The Chinese air quality index has now pushed into new ground, making their skies the most polluted in the world.
‘I can’t ban something because of something that might happen 500 or 1,000 years from now.’
Incidents like this might just be the cost of trying to drill in the Arctic, though experts have warned that the technology isn’t there yet.
The Kulluk, a massive arctic drilling rig, has run aground southeast of Alaska, putting the whole question of arctic drilling into question.
President Barack Obama has taken many strides towards reversing 40 years of conservative policies, let’s raise a New Years’ Toast to four more years!
Scientists, for years, have been telling us of our planet’s limitations. We just haven’t listened. Is the attitude that we are above nature partially to blame?
Climate change, shady GOPer, voter suppression, military same-sex civil union, Romney’s ripoff Olympics.
If Kasich truly cares about the fish and freshwater provided by Lake Erie, he should grow a spine and stand against his party and the oil industry and sign the ban on fracking.
Governor Bev Perdue refuses to cave in to pressure to open up the state to the controversial process.
New Jersey state lawmakers know that their state has had issues with pollution and they don’t want to add the consequences of fracking to the problem
