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Steelmaking doesn’t need to come with CO2 emissions anymore, and SSAB has the technology By Sponsored published 24 November 22 Sponsored SSAB’s new steel-making process avoids fossils entirely, largely eliminating carbon emissions and producing water as a byproduct that it has bottled up to highlight its clean process.
New Way to Make 'Green Diesel' from Coal By Bjorn Carey last updated 14 October 22 If perfected, the process could help ease our reliance on petroleum-based gasoline.
Keystone XL Pipeline Will Cause Damage Beyond Spills (Op-Ed) By Danielle Droitsch last updated 14 October 22 Does the Keystone XL pipeline have environmental impacts beyond the risk of spills?
What is crude oil? By Joe Phelan published 15 February 22 Here's the science behind how crude oil forms and how experts locate and extract it.
How COVID-19 sent energy prices soaring in the UK By Bruce Morley published 8 February 22 The COVID-19 pandemic is one of the primary reasons for the recent upward trajectory of gas prices. Here's how.
What was the Deepwater Horizon disaster? By Jen Monnier published 19 April 21 In April 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded, killing 11 people. Two days later the rig capsized, and the pipe below began spewing oil.
Indonesian oil refinery ignites into towering inferno By Harry Baker published 29 March 21 An oil refinery in Indonesia has caught fire after an oil leak that may have been ignited by a lightning strike.
Satellites spot major oil spill in the Arctic Circle (photos) By Chelsea Gohd published 5 June 20 European satellites have spotted a catastrophic oil spill in the Arctic Circle.
Russia declares emergency after 22,000 tons of oil spill in the Arctic Circle By Rafi Letzter published 5 June 20 Twenty-two thousand tons (20,000 metric tons) of oil products leaked from a Russian industrial power plant into an Arctic river on May 29. It could take decades for the region to recover.
