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VALE — A teleconference regarding a proposed underground chemical processing gold mine in Malheur County is planned March 15 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. local time. Additionally, public comments

DAKAR — Scientists warning of a “potential ecological disaster” from gas drilling off West Africa have won a small victory after convincing U.K. oil major BP to review the project’s impact assessment. BP has already secured permission from the governments of Senegal and Mauritania to build offshore gas infrastructure for the Greater Tortue Ahmeyim (GTA) […]

By Pablo Fernández Cermeño Ancón, Peru, Jan 14 (EFE).- A stretch of beaches to the north of Peru’s capital Lima remain closed off to the public while the local fishing port is functioning at half throttle due to a drop in fish numbers a year after a crude oil spill from a refinery operated by …

By Pablo Fernández Cermeño Ancón, Peru, Jan 14 (EFE).- A stretch of beaches to the north of Peru’s capital Lima remain closed off to the public while the local fishing port is functioning at half throttle due to a drop in fish numbers a year after a crude oil spill from a refinery operated by …

On an iron grill, six catfish are almost ready to eat. Hilda Rodríguez crouches to move the firewood and stoke the fire. She flips over the inguiris — green bananas from the Amazon— that she is roasting next to a boiling pot of eggs. The six catfish, blackish and with thin tails, are the only […]

Peru’s ongoing political crisis is threatening to derail oil and gas production initiatives, putting the country’s energy security at risk

Plans to progress the Celbridge to Hazelhatch Link Road are now underway. Kildare County Council (KCC) has successfully completed Phase 2 of the Celbridge to Ha...

The deadline to obtain an Environmental License is approaching - In compliance with Governmental Agreement 137-2016 “Regulation of Environmental Evaluation, Control and...

A new cell tower could put a Folsom preschool out of business as dozens of parents say they'll leave due to potential health concerns.

A thick dark stain spreads near the Piedra Negra ravine, a source of water for the Kichwa community of 12 de Octubre in Loreto. The Indigenous community members say that they do not need to see the stain to know that they are facing a new oil spill. All they need to do is smell […]