The CEO of Occidental Petroleum has said she has ambitions to capture carbon emissions equal to the volume produced by her company’s operations. This is just one more sign of an oil industry that is working to meet the expectations of environmentally conscious consumers.
Not All Road Building Methods Are Created Equal: A Case Study in the Drawbacks of Traditional Approaches
For residents of Farmington Hills, Michigan, who experience a deep winter freeze and wet spring thaw every year, traditional approaches to road building work — until they don’t.
Check Out Oregon’s Top 5 Gravel Paths for Cycling
Oregon offers some of the country’s most beautiful natural scenery, and its largely temperate climate makes the state a perfect environment for traveling by bike. To help you plan your next trip, we’ve highlighted some of Oregon’s most majestic gravel pathways for cycling.
In UK Oil and Gas Industry, Women Find Their Way to the Top
The offshore oil and gas industry in the United Kingdom is making a recruitment push in an effort to diversify its workforce. If the sector’s leadership is any indication, it will serve as an excellent place for women throughout the UK to realize their ambitions.
Toronto’s Northland Power Converts Open Pit Iron Mine into Hydro Plant
Can a stored energy plant under development in Canada serve as a model for keeping the electrical grid charged when renewable power sources falter?