Environmental issues
Eat, Pray, Love: A New Gospel to Address Climate Change
Jan 31st
Article by Mallory McDuff This summer I’ve waited for the opening of the movie Eat, Pray, Love with an anticipation that is a bit different from my hope that Congress would find effective strategies to address climate change. The difference? I don’t think I’ll be disappointed with the movie’s ending. I’m a Christian, an environmentalist, More >
Ozone Machine: Is An Ozone Air Purifier Right For You?
Jan 30th
Article by Todd Olson An ozone machine is one of the most aggressively marketed types of air purifiers. The supposed benefits of using it are: 1) It doesn’t require a fan to operate, so it is silent. 2) It produces ozone that actively searches for any pollutants and then destroys them. 3) Ozone air purifiers More >
*****Paweena Oil & Gas, S.A
Jan 29th
Article by Paweena Oil & Gas,s.a Petroleum Petroleum dominated the economy throughout the twentieth century. In 1989 the petroleum industry provided almost 13 percent of the GDP, 51 percent of government revenues, and 81 percent of exports. Before the sharp drop in international oil prices in the 1980s, these ratios were considerably higher. From 1929 More >
Ozone Air Purifiers–5 Reasons to Avoid Air Purifiers That Emit Ozone
Jan 24th
Article by Debbie Davis Ozone is a toxic gas. And as of 2009 the state of California has banned the production of air purifiers that emit any ozone. And yet air filtration systems that produce ozone continue to be manufactured. Here are 5 pieces of information that will help you decide for yourself whether to More >
Chinese second quarter of the domestic supply situation – international oil prices, supply – the che
Jan 21st
Article by hi joiney Although relatively depressed demand in the first quarter of but dependent on two at the end of the beginning of many domestic round of inspection maintenance units have resulted in drastically reduced the national supply making the market pushed up to rekindle the passion started several rounds of wide rally North More >
Climate Change and World Tourism Day
Jan 4th
Article by sanjay kumar pandey The World Tourism Day that falls on the 27th of September every year is celebrated throughout the world to promote global tourism and bring prosperity to the nations especially those whose economies are much dependent on tourism. However, the WTO (World Tourism Organization) that encourages the World Tourism Day celebrations More >
I’d Not really Worry About Fracking Oil as well as Gas within the US
Jan 2nd
Article by Pat Jacalyn The whole notion of fracking allows us find oil as well as gas that will formerly had been unachievable. Which means we’ve a great deal of untrained supplies inside the United states of america. Which means we are not because prone to peak oil principle once we as soon as imagined. More >
Oil and Natual Gas Production in the Illinois Basin
Dec 29th
Article by Bob Jent Since its incorporation in June of 2000, Western Pipeline Corporation has been involved in oil and gas exploration in 5 states including six multi-well projects in the Illinois basin. The Illinois basin is an oval depression containing Cambrian through Permian sedimentary rocks. A basin in geologic terms is a large-scale structural More >
Trading the US and UK Crude Oil Markets
Dec 28th
Article by Robert Thomas The increasing strength in world economic data does not seem to be translating, just yet, into more demand for crude. While ‘peak oil’ is a phrase on everyone’s lips it must be said that production from many parts of the globe is currently artificially constrained. Producers seem willing to turn on More >
Sahara Oil
Dec 27th
Article by Frezel Enriquez Sahara is considered the world’s largest hot desert. At over 9,400,000 square kilometers (3,630,000 sq mi), it covers most of Northern Africa, making it almost as large as Europe or the United States. Sahara is not just the hottest and biggest dessert in the world, it is considered as a precious More >