Could higher gasoline prices in China and India mean lower prices here in the U.S.? NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- If gas were more expensive in China and India, would it be cheaper in the United States? Dozens of countries in
Some believe high gas prices will force a migration back to cities. Don't bet on it. While millions of American families struggle with falling house prices, soaring gasoline costs and tightening credit, some environmentalists, urban planners and urban real estate
The nation of road movies, freeway freedom and dreams of endless horizons is waking up to the reality of soaring fuel prices. It is known as the Inland Empire: a vast stretch of land tucked in the high desert valleys
Doomers doubt the likelihood of an intentional change happening on a global level. Is it "impossible" to stop this collapse? Many thoughtful scientists whisper to each other what they can’t address publicly for fear of spreading panic, but what they
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MADRID - DESPITE record crude prices, the major oil companies are struggling to access resources that are being jealously guarded by national companies with whom they are forced to establish partnerships. As paradoxical as it may seem, high oil prices
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea said on Sunday it was implementing a multi-stage contingency plan aimed at reducing energy consumption before the skyrocketing oil prices push Asia's fourth-largest economy into a full-fledged crisis. Prime Minister Han Seung-soo told a televised
Remembered more for his apocalyptic pessimism than his economics, 18th-century parson and thinker Thomas Malthus reasoned that too many people and too little food would eventually lead to rampant starvation. It didn't. Two hundred years later, the same rigid law
Anthony Squires knows exactly what he wants to do. Squires, 18, attends San Diego City College. He wants to transfer to the University of San Diego. He wants to study medicine. More immediately, though, he wants to volunteer at a
ALBANY, N.Y. - Even as more Americans look to shrink their carbon footprints, relatively few have switched to providers of electricity generated by wind, water and sun. "Green power" programs allow consumers to purchase renewable energy, usually at a premium,
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The United States must take another step towards a global climate change pact when major industrialized countries meet in Japan next week, the head of the European Union's executive said on Friday. "In this G8 summit we
IT’S ON US hard and fast, and it’s real. It’s been coming for 35 years, just as those bedraggled environmentalists said, but we chose to ignore it and party on. What do we do now? In the short term, say
For many months, an intense debate has been waged among interest groups and politicians in Washington over the role of corn-based ethanol in higher food prices. The issue is coming to a head now, with the Environmental Protection Agency poised
SEOUL (Reuters) - These days when customers walk into electronics stores, the first question they ask is how much electricity the fridge, washing machine or laptop computer they are contemplating buying consumes. "Energy savings were not exactly a hot topic
PARIS (Reuters) - European Union energy chiefs considered an accord with Brazil over biofuels on Saturday at the end of a three day meeting in Paris during which they backed away from the EU's controversial biofuels target. Though no concrete
The fish in Lake Erie are having an easier time of it this summer. The fishermen aren't, thanks to fuel prices rising faster than the proverbial creek emptying into the lake after a summer storm. "Yep," agreed Bucyrian Rick Bauer,
Ministers are in talks with supermarkets about emergency food reserves in case fuel protests lead to shortages at shops. The government wants to ensure retailers and suppliers can continue to sell basics such as meat, bread and milk if hauliers
Truck operators in Germany are planning to follow the transport industry in other countries, demonstrating for government relief from soaring fuel prices, an industry leader said Saturday. Separately, a market-research company said 51,000 medium-sized German companies were close to failure
Nigeria's subsidiary of oil major Shell has recruit 4,000 people to help protect its network of oil pipelines in the country's oil producing Niger Delta region, company officials said. The manager of pipeline operations in the Shell Petroleum Development Corporation
