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POLITICS

Biden Moves to Protect 625 Million Acres from Oil Drilling, Countering Trump's Agenda

Monday, Jan 06

Biden uses a 72-year-old law to safeguard 625 million acres from oil drilling, complicating Trump's energy plans.

ECONOMY

Biden Enacts Historic Ban on Fossil Fuel Drilling in 625 Million Acres of U.S. Waters

Monday, Jan 06

Biden's ban on oil drilling in 625 million acres of federal waters marks a major shift in U.S. energy policy aimed at combating climate change.

POLITICS

Concern Grows as Major U.S. Banks Depart Climate Coalition

Monday, Jan 06

U.S. banks' exit from the Net-Zero Banking Alliance raises concerns among climate advocates about the industry's commitment to sustainability efforts.

WORLD NEWS

U.S. Chamber and Oil Industry Initiate Lawsuit Against Vermont's Climate Change Accountability Law

Sunday, Jan 05

U.S. Chamber and oil firms sue Vermont over its new law requiring fossil fuel companies to fund climate change damage recovery costs.

POLITICS

Tanzania's CNG Adoption Faces Challenges Due to Limited Filling Stations

Sunday, Jan 05

Tanzania's shift to compressed natural gas (CNG) is hindered by insufficient filling stations, causing long wait times for motorists.

POLITICS

Trump criticized for undermining UK energy strategies in favor of fossil fuel interests

Friday, Jan 03

Trump faces backlash for comments attacking UK energy policies, seen as favors to fossil fuel sectors contributing to his campaign.

ECONOMY

Oil Prices Climb on Growing Optimism for Economic Policy Support

Friday, Jan 03

Oil prices rise as global economic policy support sparks optimism for increased fuel demand amid signs of economic recovery.

POLITICS

Collision of Singaporean and Japanese bulk carriers in Yangtze River with fuel spill

Wednesday, Jan 01

Two bulk carriers collided in China's Yangtze River, causing a fuel oil spill, but no injuries reported.

ECONOMY

Higher Energy Bills for Nine Million Households in Great Britain as Price Cap Increases

Wednesday, Jan 01

As of January 1, 2025, nine million households in Great Britain will face increased energy bills due to a new price cap affecting gas and electricity charges.