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Majority of Americans Say They Won’t Invest in Oil
Whether it is a direct result of the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico or a combination of factors, Americans are becoming increasingly reluctant to invest in oil company stocks, according to a new survey.
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Oil Leak Capped and Framing Battle Rages On [Gang of Four Podcast]
Just as the the oil gusher at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico was being capped, Earth & Industry’s “gang of four” got together to discuss the ongoing drama and what to expect in the near future.
Companies Save $10K per Employee per Year from Telecommuting
Telecommuting could save companies $10,000 per year per employee, as well as saving employees several thousand dollars a year and saving the nation billions of dollars a year in imported oil, accident costs, road maintenance costs, and more.
The 10 Most Creative Green People in Business
Many companies that are betting on green creativity as a way to position themselves for a consumer base more concerned about the sustainability of products and the corporate responsibility of companies than ever.
Gang of Four Takes on the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill (Podcast)
Our reactions to the gulf oil spill and some of the issues you may be missing in the mainstream coverage.
Report Finds Senate Climate Bill Would Add 203,000 Jobs Annually
Study indicates American Power Act would increase jobs and give people more money.
BLM Conducts First-Ever Online Oil and Gas Lease
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s Colorado office sold 19 parcels of 28 offered, totaling 7,701 acres, and earned $153,637, in the agency’s first-ever online sale of oil and gas leases.
The Future of Oil Futures
Federal regulators inched closer to reigning-in oil speculators as the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) held the first of three hearings aimed at preventing Wall Street from causing wild swings in oil prices. Senator Bernie Sanders (Ind.-VT) explains, ”We have got to make sure that Americans are no longer ripped off at the gas pump by some [...]
Oil Prices On the Rise Despite Poor Demand
After a sharp dip from the June high last week, Oil Prices continue to steadily rebound. Light crude closed at $67.16 a barrel yesterday, and despite an over abundance of gasoline and low pump prices, the price per barrel has risen $0.22 today.
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