It's enough to make you stock up on tinned meat and ammo, isn't it? One day it's a prediction from CIBC gasoline will reach $2.25 a litre. The next it's an urgent warning from the United Nations that the world
WASHINGTON — Monique Blake won't be shopping for new clothes. William Acosta got rid of his cellphone. Paula Rockwell put off buying a home. In ways both large and small, Americans are doing without. Squeezed by high prices for gasoline,
The aptly-named Blood Car is a near-future tale about peak oil and bloodthirsty vegans. Gasoline is so expensive that it takes almost 500 bucks to fill your tank, and most cars have been abandoned in vast "car graveyards." Archie is
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- Roughly 58% of Nigeria's oil pumping capacity remained shut Saturday following an ongoing oil worker's strike and a series of recent militant attacks on energy infrastructure in Africa's biggest crude producing nation. Dozens of workers of Exxon
The Alabama State Legislature has been discussing numerous pro-gun bills in the past weeks. These bills are crucial to protecting the Second Amendment and hunting rights of gun owners and sportsmen in Alabama.
House Bill 4490 sponsored by State Representative Paul Opsommer (R-93) and House Bill 4491 introduced by State Representative Joel Sheltrown (D-103) have passed the House and have been assigned to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
At the moment, the Bush administration is asking Congress to exempt Libya from a four-month-old law passed to help victims of terrorism collect court judgments from the nations that sponsored the attacks. The law applies to Libya, Iran, Cuba, North
Ironically, last Sunday the New York Times' front page headlined " Behind TV Analysts, Pentagon's Hidden Hand". On the front page of the Week in Review section Jad Mouawad set out to instruct us that oil's future is murky ("The
What a puzzling time to be alive. In the world that surrounds us, beauty and the comforting familiarity of seasonal rhythms. The ospreys have returned from West Africa and are putting on a grand fishing display in Findhorn Bay. ...And
OIL PIPELINE Russia is building an oil pipeline that will eventually link fields in eastern Siberia to the energy-hungry markets of the Far East and the Pacific basin. There is competition between Japan and China over which will receive the
