Companies in ailing oilpatch look for ways to avoid or delay layoffs
Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers has estimated at least 40,000 jobs have been shed in Canada's oil and gas industry this year.
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Greenpeace investigation finds U.S. professors promoting oil and gas interests for cash
Prominent American scholars were willing to write peer-reviewed papers supporting coal and fossil fuel interests, without disclosing the dubious source of their funding.
Iran unveils upgraded oil contract model, hoping for investment after sanctions are lifted
New style of oil contracts aim to attracting foreign investment once sanctions are lifted under a landmark nuclear deal reached earlier this year.
Canada's $3 billion fossil fuel habit revealed
Scathing new report blows the lid on Harper government's support for fossil fuels - and the mess is now Trudeau's to fix.
Crews work to clear tracks after 2 train derailments, oil and chemical spills in Wisconsin
Derailment and spill of hundreds of gallons of oil prompted evacuation of nearby Wisconsin community.
Keystone XL rejection a "historic" win for pipeline critics
Some were elated by President Obama's decision, others were crushed.