In recent years, the proposed development of the Keystone XL Pipeline has become a battlefield for our nation’s partisan politics, as Pipe Dream observes. While environmentalists see the plan as a symbol of how capitalism continues to deeply damage our natural ecosystem, those that champion the proposal believe that it could lead to impressive economic growth.
EPA Compromises on Sulfur Regulations, But Will It Be Enough for Arizona’s Power?
The EPA approved an alternative plan for reducing sulfur dioxide emissions from AEPCO’s Apache Generating Station, in the hopes of minimizing environmental damage and making the entire system more cost-effective.
New Fracking Law Complicates Texas’ Role in the Energy Boom
As lawmakers have recently fought for control of fracking in the Lone Star state, let’s consider why — especially when it comes to fracking — you shouldn’t mess with Texas.
Rethinking Road Maintenance in Underground Mines: Midwest Releases Video on Dust Control Road Management Solution
Midwest Industrial Supply, Inc.’s patented products can keep your underground roads smooth, stable, and dust free.
Butte Mining Company Celebrates as USFS Approves New Hauling Routes
The U.S. Forest Service determined that the haulage routes for a new underground gold mine near Butte, Montana, would have a negligible environmental impact, and approved their construction. Haulage roads are critical to mining operations, and require careful treatment and maintenance.