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Live-animal sales are strong, and consumers are increasingly favoring small pets, driving interest in habitats and accessories.

February with the birthdays of Presidents and Valentines Day with its love theme is a good time to consider the road to “a more perfect union.”

The celebration of Black History Month originated with the vision of Carter G. Woodson, known as “the father of Black History.”

Following the passage of clean energy legislation to preserve Illinois nuclear plants, Exelon Generation moved quickly to fill 650 vacant positions across the state and jumpstart more than $300 million in capital projects over the next five years at all of its nuclear power stations.

Energy Harbor and DOE have entered into final agreements to continue the development of a zero-carbon hydrogen production demonstration project.

The Louisiana Chemical Association (LCA) recently revealed the four recipients of the associations annual "Best in Louisiana" Serious About Fostering Excellence (SAFE) Award.

While prophets and pundits warn of the coming decline and possible extinction of fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) units due to the evolution of modern feeds and feedstocks, Steve Gim, said he believes those gloomy forecasts may be inaccurate.

The first aid and wellness product category is picking up for dogs and cats, but pet owners still need help along the way, and retailers are well positioned to offer

Oahu fisheries become the latest focus of attention, as request for licenses is denied.

Independent aquatics retailers have experienced tremendous growth, but challenges with inventory and regulation remain.