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Consumer Energy Report Energy development in the Arctic: the good and the bad

As Shell makes preparations to send offshore drilling rigs into the Beaufort and Chukchi Seas north of Alaska, it's important to walk through the history of energy exploration in the Arctic.

10 best books of May, according to Amazon

Exxon Valdez bound for scrap heap in India

With BP oil spill billions at stake, why did Gulf fishermen suddenly settle?

BP settles spill claims for $7.8 billion. Will victims take it?

BP faces billions in fines as spill trial nears

Editor's Blog Green energy isn't always good energy

Opinion Drilling for oil in Arctic Ocean is fraught with danger

Sarah Palin emails: Treasure trove or waste of paper?

Earth Day: How the antiwar movement inspired world's largest green campaign

BP to inject $1 billion into Gulf restoration

In the end, did huge Gulf oil spill underwhelm oil-hungry Americans?

On Gulf, coming tourist, fishing seasons will reveal oil spill legacy

Baby dolphin die-off in Gulf: Cold water, not oil spill, the culprit?

Energy's checkered past and elusive future

Legacy of the BP spill: What's a reputation worth?

Hungary toxic sludge reaches Danube River: Top 10 environmental disasters worldwide

Gulf oil spill: Can region keep its seafood on America's dinner tables?

The Monitor's View The BP well is dead. Long live lessons from the Gulf oil spill.

BP permanently 'kills' Gulf of Mexico well

Gulf oil spill: After it hit beaches, where did it go?

Static kill plugs Gulf oil spill leak, but much work remains

Gulf oil spill: Not as bad as we first thought?

Disabled oil rig alarm points to human failures in Gulf oil spill

Edward Burtynsky and Ansel Adams: A pairing of devastation and beauty