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China and Canada meet for Keystone XL pipeline partnership

China has been looking at Canada's oil, gas and minerals for quite awhile now, desperately needing resources for its rapidly expanding nation. Calling it a "win-win" energy pact, China feels the oil partnership would become a global example.
In the Media by Nancy Houser

Updated: BP pipeline leak on the Firth of Forth near Edinburgh

Edinburgh - The Scottish Environment Protection Agency confirm that they are dealing with a leak from a pipe at a BP terminal on the Firth of Forth.
In the Media by Gemma Fox - 1 comment

Keystone XL: Thousands gather to protest around the White House

Washington - An estimated 10,000 demonstrators gathered around the White House Sunday to protest plans for TransCanada's Keystone XL pipeline.
In the Media by R. Francis Rubio - 3 comments

China gas pipeline explosion kills 6, injures 300

Nanjing - Chinese state media says at least a half dozen people have been killed and more than 300 others have been injured in an chemical pipeline explosion in eastern China in the city of Nanjing.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman

Lake Huron water pipeline working again, finger-pointing begins Special

The pipeline carrying water from Lake Huron to more than 350,000 residents of Southwestern Ontario is back in operation. But the blame game has just begun.
Digital Journal Report by Ken Wightman

Break in Lake Huron pipeline leaves 350,000 short of water

London - The Lake Huron water pipeline has ruptured and more than 350,000 residents living in Southwestern Ontario are being asked to conserve water.
In the Media by Ken Wightman - 1 comment

Gas from Central Asia benefits Chinese cities

This winter, gas shortage is no longer a headache for the Chinese government thanks to deals it signed with three central Asian countries in the past two years to boost the nation's gas supply.
In the Media by Wang Fangqing

Cleanup of Pipeline Spill Continues in Alaska

Frozen conditions are helping slow the spread of a pipeline leak in Alaska. The winter conditions along Alaska's North Slope have slowed the progression of an oil line rupture from spreading too quickly.
In the Media by Michael Bearak

Russian Pipeline Approved to Run Through Danish Waters

The Danish government has just approved the building of a pipeline through it's waters which will supply Germany with natural gas directly from Russia. The project has evoked criticism.
In the Media by Christoffer Olling Back

First Shipment of Biodiesel Ever Through American Pipeline

Kinder Morgan Energy Partners announced Wednesday the first successful transport of biodiesel for commercial purposes. The pipeline is located in the southeastern United states and is owned by Plantation Pipeline Company.
In the Media by Mat Elmore
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An explosion hit a major oil pipeline feeding a refinery in Homs, Syria, on Wednesday, witnesses say. The blast struck the pipeline near a district being shelled by government troops.

A mini-series based on the life of Nelson Mandela is in the pipeline, with producers including the former South African president's grandson.

The Kinder Morgan pipeline company is rolling out plans to spend $5 billion to nearly triple the capacity of its Trans Mountain pipeline that carries crude oil from the Alberta oilsands to tankers in Vancouver.

South Sudan signs a second oil pipeline deal in a bid to reduce its dependence on Sudan - amid a deepening oil crisis between the former civil war enemies.
An explosion has reportedly hit a crude oil pipeline feeding the embattled Syrian city of Homs, eyewitnesses have told the Reuters news agency.
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Antibiotic Action

Antibiotic Action is a global initiative established by the British Society for Antimicrobial Chemotherapy (BSAC). We...
Jan 16, 2012 in  Health by Tim Sandle

In Depth Research of the US New Home Market

When first assessing a market, pick a market that appeals to you geographically. This assumes of course, that an...
Dec 27, 2011 by D. Sidney Potter

Make War and Money: Innovate!

War and money confer an evolutionary advantage on Mankind by spurring innovation: hence their ubiquity. Attempts to...
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Leveraging Tips

First and foremost, the objective of an investor who specifically wants to turn around a home ASAP in order to profit...
Dec 12, 2011 by D. Sidney Potter
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