Stanford University decision to keep fossil fuels holdings triggers uproar
The board of trustees said they didn't believe in divesting from the fossil fuel industry until there are competitive and readily available alternatives.
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Forget the Saudis, Texas will win the oil price war
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Nova Scotia’s proposed overhaul of mining rules met with criticism, demands
While the province says the proposed ruling will cut red tape, environmental groups claim it doesn't do enough to prevent mining on privately protected lands.
Freeport axes oil and gas workforce as it posts sixth straight loss
The company, which is the US biggest miner by market value, is cutting 25% of its workforce to reduce debt.
