Iran has granted 29 energy firms from more than a dozen countries a permission to bid for oil and gas projects using the new, less
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Iowa’s Wever Fertilizer Plant 99 Percent Complete
Iowa Fertilizer Co. (IFC) is finally closing the development and construction at its Wever plant that will produce ammonia, urea and UAN, a liquid fertilizer.
Exxon Announces New Natural Gas Discovery in Papua New Guinea
Exxon Mobil Corporation announced yesterday (28 December) a new natural gas discovery in Papua New Guinea. The company said it has a 42.5 percent stake
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Greening ‘Middle Kingdom’: China to Levy Environmental Tax
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Environmentalists to Take Legal Action If Florida’s Extra Phosphate Mining Is Authorized
Four environmental groups have decided to take a legal action against the US Army Corps of Engineers if the organization follows through with authorizing phosphate
Trapped PotashCorp Miners Safe Home for Christmas
More than 100 workers who had been trapped at PotashCorp’s Allan mine located in Saskatchewan are now safe at home. The miners were trapped underground
Brazil’s Vale Sells Its Fertilizer Business to Mosaic
Vale SA, a Brazilian multinational corporation engaged in metals and mining, one of the largest logistics operators in the country and the largest producer of
US-Mexican Oil Trade Rapidly Growing
US Gulf Coast refiners are making an advantage of the rising fuel demand from Mexico by shipping record volumes. Mexico had failed to expand its
India’s Punjab Proposes a Strict Law on Fertilizer
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