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Sure, the current interest rate environment has taken its toll on high dividend paying stocks. Investors can find alternative investments that offer more yield, and even more important, high yield...
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If the current conflict between Israel and Hamas spreads throughout the region, particularly Iran, global oil shipments could be curtailed.
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The Hamas-Israeli war may be a proxy battle between Saudi Arabia and Iran over oil.
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Oil prices dropped after a report that the nation's gasoline inventories rose sharply last week.
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Rising oil prices have chipped away at the U.S. industry's position as the world's swing producer. That role looks likely to go (back) to Saudi Arabia.
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A new report from the International Energy Agency suggests that there is still time to limit the imapct of carbon emissions.
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If oil tops $100 a barrel between now and the end of the year, the economy could rush toward recession.
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A federal district judge in Louisiana has issued an order requiring that the U.S. Interior Department proceed with a planned sale of oil and gas leases in the Gulf of Mexico.
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At $5 a gallon, gasoline prices raise the specter of recession.
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Gasoline nationwide is increasing toward $4 a gallon, but in one state it is already well above $5.
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The Earth's ability to respond to human activity and heal itself may be appoaching a point of no return.
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How much difference will Amazon's investment in carbon removal credits make? Not very much if you agree with this Stanford professor.
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New research indicates that the Thacker Pass mine in northern Nevada contains the world's largest known deposit of lithium, an essential part of electric vehicle batteries.
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If you’re concerned about the health of the world around us, you’ve probably already adopted certain measures to help minimize your negative impact on the environment — turning off unneeded...
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Oil and gasoline prices are both on the rise.
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