Stories Tagged as
Oil
Will the latest oil-train fire make people rethink anything?
by
Adriene Hill
Dec 31, 2013
An intense oil-train fire in North Dakota demonstrates the scale of damage possible when oil is moved by rail.
Shell's challenge in drilling for Arctic oil
Dec 26, 2013
After a dismal experience in 2012, Shell took this year off from trying to drill in the Arctic Ocean. But drilling will come.
Is the U.S. ready to become an oil exporter?
Dec 12, 2013
Exxon and other oil companies say, “Heck, yes.”
Oil and the race for the North Pole
Dec 11, 2013
Denmark and other countries are staking claims to the sea surrounding the North Pole, with an eye to oil exploration.
Dow: Time for an industry built by plastics to move on
Dec 3, 2013
Dow Chemical says it’s shifting away from the commodity chemical market so much so that it may drop 'Chemical' from its name.
The new color of gold in India: Black
Nov 12, 2013
India is looking for investors in its state-owned oil and coal companies, a big shift for a country that is famously protective.
Barge owner talks oil and uncertainty
by
Kai Ryssdal
Oct 28, 2013
Marketplace checks back in with Austin Golding, co-owner of Golding Barges Line in Mississippi.
For public good, not for profit.
Can fracking preserve North Dakota's environment?
by
Sam Harnett
Oct 18, 2013
The fracking boom is bringing in a surge of development -- and tax revenue -- to North Dakota. Now conservationists have a plan use some of that growth to protect the environment.
Mexicans guard oil wealth jealously
by
Jeff Tyler
Oct 14, 2013
International experts view Mexico's oil industry as inefficient and in need of help.
On 40th anniversary, a look at the spillover effects of the 1973 Arab Oil Embargo
Oct 14, 2013
How did the 1973 oil crisis convince Americans to reduce energy consumption?