Energy

Another grueling summer disaster season is forecast as the Federal Emergency Management Agency faces mounting pressure amid criticism, a ballooning portfolio, and pleas to Congress for more funding.

Louisiana already has 1 million gallons of fuel available if needed for its hurricane response efforts. However, state lawmakers are considering setting aside another 4 million

Nutrien, one of the largest producers of potash and nitrogen fertilizers, has struck a...

This year, the Loop Current looks remarkably similar to the way it did in 2005, the year Hurricane Katrina crossed the Loop Current before devastating New Orleans.

It’s official: Starbucks announced today that it is officially exiting Russia, with 130 stores...

Carbon pricing might as well be a dirty word on Capitol Hill, a no-go...

Though shale drillers have been hampered by pipeline constraints, rising prices for oil-field supplies...

Deal announced: ExxonMobil announced Thursday it has signed a deal to sell north Texas...

U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Deb Haaland says the department will release a...

Legislation that positions Louisiana to receive an estimated $200 million in federal grants to fix orphan oil wells became law Tuesday as one of the first bills enacted from the 2022 regular session.