Science

Now that Typhoon Haiyan has passed and left  thousands of dead and massive damage to the infrastructure in the Philippines and Viet Nam, questions are ……Read More

Now that it appears likely that Yasser Arafat was killed back in November 2004 by polonium poisoning, I wanted to do a brief posting on ……Read More

From Kurdistan to Somaliland, for independent oil companies, getting your hands on new exploration acreage where both technical risk and political risk are low is ……Read More

Thanks to the shale boom, markets already perceive the trade balance optimizing, energy prices are cheaper than they would otherwise be and we’ve even cut ……Read More

Fascinating research by Daniel Bebber, Mark Ramotowski and Sarah Gurr, recently published in Nature Climate Change, looks at the impact of global warming on the ……Read More

Scientists uncovered evidence that soot from the European Industrial Revolution (1760-1840) caused the abrupt retreat of glaciers in the Alps that began in the 1860s This photo from ……Read More