Tips to Maintaining an Eco-Friendly Lifestyle

Most people sometimes think that going with a green lifestyle requires big sacrifices and may be harder to stay committed to. But there are several simples ways you can do this, without having to encounter difficulty. 1.) Start getting used to bringing your own shopping bag when you’re doing groceries or purchasing something at the [...]

Making Your Place of Work Eco-Friendly

Whether you are a part of a small company, or a huge enterprise with a towering office, promoting an eco-friendly workplace can be an easy, cost-effective measure that will help reduce the impact created on the environment. Taking conscious steps to make your workplace greener not only helps improve your corner at work, it may [...]

Brazil criticizes Chevron for ignoring risk of oil spill

Brazil has criticized U.S. oil giant Chevron for ignoring the risk of oil spills in the Frade Field, off Brazil’s southeastern coast.

Tips on Moving Out, the Eco-friendly Way

Moving out or transferring to a new house is a tiring process. It’s stressful and straining, not just to the you, who have to do all that packing and unpacking. It’s also straining for the environment. As you sort your stuff out, you will realize that there are plenty of things you probably won’t need [...]

Storm Bringing Change to Trade Waste

Chemsearch, a leading global provider of industrial and commercial maintenance products, set to introduce patented parts washing solution, Storm. Storm cleans grease and oil while saving water resources, and avoiding rising trade waste charges.

Investors thirsty for new markets looking to water

Oil and water may not mix, but managing water — moving it, filtering it, recycling it and ultimately exhausting it — is one of the fastest growing sectors of the oil and gas industry, industry experts and investors said on Thursday.

Chevron halts drilling of Brazil well after spill

Oil giant Chevron halted drilling of a well off the coast of Brazil as it looks into the possible causes of an oil spill in the region.

Analysis: Pipeline delay gives Obama political space with base

The move to delay a decision on a new oil pipeline from Canada may bolster support among President Barack Obama’s liberal-leaning base in 2012 and help offset Republican criticism of his job-creation record.

U.S. punts tricky pipeline decision past 2012 election

The U.S. government on Thursday delayed approval of a Canada-to-Texas oil pipeline until after the 2012 U.S. election, bowing to pressure from environmentalists and sparing President Barack Obama a damaging split with liberal voters he may need to win reelection

Brazil, Chevron to investigate spill near Frade

Brazil’s oil regulator ANP and Chevron’s local subsidiary said on Thursday they would look into a reported oil leak located near Chevron’s Frade field

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