US Plans Would Defer Roan Plateau Drilling
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The US Bureau of Land Management said on Friday its preferred plan for the rim of the Roan Plateau in western Colorado is to defer oil and natural gas drilling until 80 percent of anticipated wells are drilled below the rim.
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President Bush is considering lifting bans, which would open Alaskan waters to energy drilling, much to the consternation of environmentalists.
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The following editorial appeared in the Kansas City Star on Sunday, Dec. 17:  The Bush administration is trying again to stifle the public's say in decisions about logging and mining in the national forests.
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By Suzanne Struglinski Deseret Morning News  WASHINGTON -- A New York congressman wants the Bureau of Land Management to stop selling oil and gas leases on federal land in Utah that he says should be protected as wilderness areas.  Rep.
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Oil major BP Plc  said on  Thursday it will delay to next week its decision on whether to  completely shut down the western portion of its 400,000 barrels  per day Prudhoe Bay oil field.
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson will soon urge Indian officials not to move forward with a planned pipeline project that would bring Iranian natural gas to India, a senior Treasury official said on Thursday.
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SEATTLE, March 9 -- The Bush administration has objected to a proposed open-pit coal mine in Canada near the Montana border, citing the potential for irreversible environmental damage to Glacier National Park, pristine trout streams and the largest natural lake in the West.
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The Energy Department will hold off purchases of oil for the government's emergency reserve through the upcoming winter, the department said Monday.
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The United States and South Korea plan to  announce on Wednesday a three-year delay in plans to cut the  number of U.S. troops stationed on the Cold War frontline to  protect the U.S. ally against reclusive communist North Korea.
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Â· Threat to cut fuel supply if rocket attacks continue Â· Rice backs crackdown but UN chief calls for rethink
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Following the latest in a series of major setbacks in the United States the oil giant BP said last week it planned to embark on a major review of its global operations.
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With oil prices close to $50 a  barrel, the Bush administration is set to allow oil refineries  to borrow crude from the government's emergency petroleum  stockpile to make up for supplies disrupted by Hurricane Ivan,  a congressional source briefed on the pending decision told  Reuters on Thursday.
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The United States has agreed to delay the planned withdrawal of 12,500 troops from South Korea by three years to 2008, a news agency reported Wednesday.
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The move threatens to slow the development of the largest oil find in the world in three decades.
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The UN conference envoys of President Bushâs Administration along with some developing countries and oil producing nations have blocked a more resolute and committed effort to cap fossil fuel emissions such as coal and oil after reductions already
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The Bush administration announced Thursday it would provide US refineries with &quot;limited quantities&quot; of crude oil from the nation&#39;s emergency stockpile to help offset supply
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A government advisory panel will  delay a report on ways to boost U.S. oil refining capacity  because the Bush administration wants to avoid a fight over  environmental regulations before the national elections,  according to a source knowledgeable about the report.