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Exxon-Mobil announced a $39.5 billion profit for 2006.

Ethanol has a supplemental role in the nation's fuel supply, but it is not the magic cornstalk remedy to those pump price blues.

Nearly 40 years after the oil spill, residual oil under the sediment is still damaging the health of a salt marsh, impacting crabs and sea grass beds.

The first ATP events are in the final stage and as always there is profit to be made especially with players in good shape and competition for ranking points underway.

John McCain continues to sink to new lows in his campaign by attacking Obama's popularity and continuing to claim that offshore drilling will affect gas prices.

Surprisingly, ExxonMobil was not noticeably affected by the global recession, and there is just a halt in its rapidly increasing price.

Bioremediation involves the use of living organisms to clean up the environment.

The race for an alternate fuel source to replace conventional petroleum is not a sprint, but a marathon that has been ongoing for decades.

Much has been done within the past 10 years to develop new oil extracting technologies that promise cheaper and greener production in the oil sands.

New research points to a need to focus on the human factors that can contribute to oil spill incidents.

Llamas, steak sandwiches, greasy food, ice cream, country music, flies, bad toilets, aliens and The Eagles... expect them all on a drive through the Australian desert.

A recent review of research papers indicates some human impacted environments may quickly return to their pre-impact state. But are there biases in the papers reviewed?

Residents of Prince William Sound are exploring the founding of a 300-mile all water trail linking together the communities of Prince William Sound, Alaska.

Keeping oil profits in the domestic economy has created the highest per-capita international reserves in Latin America and insulated Venezuela from the financial crisis.

The President of the United States and the nation's leading car manufacturers expect biofuels to replace petroleum in the 21st century.

Suspence Writer, Victoria Howard, talks about the background in her books, and the benefits of joining Romantic Novelists Association and Romance Writers of America

Alaska Cruises from the Port of Seward means finding the best cruise ship transfer to or from Anchorage, and choosing the best restaurants and attractions by the pier.

America is having an economic meltdown. This is the largest since the depression. The sub-prime mortgage lending rate, though, was not the only risk factor involved.

Beaufort Sea and Arctic National Wildlife Refuge protected, at least temporarily. Ongoing struggle over North Slope oil moving in favor of conservation.

Is there a potential super competitor out there getting positioned to grow to an Intel like supplier or distributor company or does this industry defy that type of play?

Johnson & Johnson is a rarity. Only three other companies have Moody's pre-eminent Aaa rating. And it's doing just fine despite the global economic meltdown.

Traditional sources of energy, such as coal, oil and gas have serious consequences for the environment. Energy production and use can have serious environmental impacts.

With gas prices (and oil company profits) at record levels, McCain proposes lifting the ban on coastal drilling.

Last week in an unexpected show of radical judicial activism, a slim majority on the US Supreme Court revealed that they are considering setting aside case law.

If you have lived in Washington D.C. for 12 months, you may apply for a college grant up to $50,000 if you are under the age of 25.

In November 1975 Travis Walton and his crew encountered a strange object in the sky over the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest in Arizona.

Discover the common causes and effects of sleep deprivation, including Fatal Familial Insomnia, and read about famous Guinness World Records for staying awake.

In addition to cell phones, which may be linked to brain cancer, and fluorescent light bulbs, which contain mercury, another common household item may also be harmful.

Corporations chartered by U.S. states, often have the same constitutional rights as real human beings, sometimes using these rights to the detriment of U.S. citizens.

Alternative energy is anything but fossil and nuclear fuel. Which source can most likely replace crude oil on its own: hydroelectric, solar, wind, geothermal, or biomass?

Or are consumers and politicians greedy to expect oil companies to take huge risks drilling for oil in hostile environments without compensation?

Claymore Exchange Traded Fund wraps lead the ETF market in minimizing risks and maximizing rewards for their investors' hard-earned dollars.

Starting with the Kyoto Protocol in 1997, the global initiative to improve the environment spurred companies throughout the world to become "green".

The list of gay-friendly companies continues to grow annually. The Human Rights Campaign give 305 companies top marks in policy equality in 2010 compared to 13 in 2002.

"Eternal Flame," "Like a Prayer," "the Look" and "Straight Up" are just some of the best 80's songs of 1989.