Protests are growing against the construction of an oil pipeline connecting the Bakken Oil fields on the northern U.S. border to refineries along the Gulf Coast of Texas. FSRN’s Nell Abram has more. Download...
A new accident involving oil hauled by rail in Oregon is fueling calls for a moratorium on the shipping method in the Pacific Northwest. Jenna Yokoyama has more from Portland. Download Audio On Friday,...
Environmentalists are cheering the Obama administration’s decision Tuesday to take oil drilling leases off the table for the Atlantic Ocean. But the oil industry may still have its shot at drilling in the Arctic....
Argentina is attracting the attention of energy companies that want to bring fracking to Latin America. But the expansion of this gas extraction technique is meeting resistance in what was once a prime destination...
U.S. sanctions against top Venezuelan officials have kicked off a new round of diplomatic tensions with the oil exporting South American country. For background on the story, FSRN’s Shannon Young spoke with Miguel Tinker...
New Zealand has opened up its coastal waters in recent years to dozens of oil companies interested in prospecting for deep sea oil. Last week, government officials from all over the world, including New...
The US Environmental Protection Agency held a day-long public hearing Tuesday near Houston over proposed new rules regarding air quality at oil refineries. The Gulf Coast area stretching from Houston, Texas to Baton Rouge,...
Mexico’s Congress is due to take up legislation to fine tune the details of an energy reform package that would open up the country’s energy sector to private, foreign companies for the first time...
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