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UK to grant hundreds of new oil and gas licenses, ignoring calls from environmentalists

LONDON (AP) — Britain said on Monday it will grant hundreds of new oil and gas licenses in the North Sea in a bid for energy independence, ignoring calls from environmental campaigners and the United Nations to stop the development of new fossil fuel projects. The...

The first US nuclear reactor built from scratch in decades enters commercial operation in Georgia

ATLANTA (AP) — The first new U.S. nuclear reactor to be built from scratch in decades is sending electricity reliably to the grid, but the cost of the Georgia power plant could make it a dead end instead of a path to a carbon-free future. Georgia Power Co. announced...

Pipeline operators to pay $12.5M after crude oil spills in Montana, North Dakota

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Two pipeline operators have agreed to pay a $12.5 million civil penalty related to crude oil spills in Montana and North Dakota. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Monday announced the settlement in a 2022 federal court lawsuit. Belle...

Shell agrees to divest some western assets to get Comp Bureau approval on Empire deal

OTTAWA — Canada’s competition watchdog says Shell Canada Ltd. has agreed to divest some of its western assets to advance its $100 million deal to buy gas stations from an affiliate of grocery giant Empire Co. Ltd. The Competition Bureau says it concluded the...

Quick Dick McDick: Time to Unplug – QDM reacts to hate comments on a joke video

So the other day, Quick Dick McDick posted a short video where he parks in a reserved electric vehicle charging spot at a hotel. He does this with his old Dodge Cummins 24 valve, popping the hood and throwing the charge cable into it, then walks away. Three million...
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