A casual news consumer might believe that fracking, the extraction of oil and gas by injecting wells with chemical-laced water under high pressure, is on the verge of going absolutely nowhere. Fracking, formally known as hydraulic fracturing, […] Read More
In U.S. business these days, it’s hard to find a more aptly named subject of a big legal dispute. “Conflict minerals,” as most know by now, refers to certain key, high-value substances mined in African countries […] Read More
For more than a year engineers near Decatur, Illinois, have been pumping 1,000 metric tons a day of compressed carbon dioxide (CO2) deep into the ground. Skimmed from a nearby ethanol plant, the gas is squeezed […] Read More
The shifts to lighter, more fuel-efficient motor vehicles and innovations in steelmaking seem to grab most of the attention these days in stories about the metals industry's progress in sustainability. But as housing and commercial […] Read More
ON DEC. 29, 1940, NEARLY A YEAR before the United States was pushed into World War II, President Franklin D. Roosevelt used one of his regular radio addresses to lay the groundwork for an unprecedented military […] Read More
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