"… lso has contracts in the war zones of Colombia and Angola, where it guards oil pipelines for U.S. companies, and is part of the U.S. anti-drug operation, …"

"… company was active in Angola, providing aerial surveillance operations to oil companies. AirScan’s mission is to patrol oil pipelines and installation …"

"… surveillance operations to oil companies. AirScan’s mission is to patrol oil pipelines and installations to detect and counter guerilla activity by the …"

"… n areas to protect personnel, environmental resources, overseas high-value oil field production facilities, pipelines and pumping stations. Missions cons …"

"… t the use of conflict minerals and report payments made to governments for oil, natural gas, and mining development.Republican Spencer Bachus, the new ch …"

"… chael Levine, also headed and founded Imperial Energy Corporation, an oil and natural gas exploration company with major interests in Siberia and Ko …"

"… y to cover antiwar marches if newsworthy, and it would do so in future.The oil conspiracy theory. Early in the bombing of Afghanistan, rumors that the Un …"

"… s to install a pro-American government there because it wanted to build an oil pipeline across the country were dismissed as another conspiracy theory.Bu …"

"… oint stems from its geographical position as a potential transit route for oil and natural gas exports from central Asia to the Arabian Sea.” Monbiot s …"

"… s missing in Iraq• $212.3 million in overcharges by Halliburton for Iraq oil reconstruction work• $455 billion deficit for fiscal year 2008; estimate …"

"… of thousands of Iraqis have been killed in the conflict• 34.8 percent of oil used in America imported during Nixon administration; 42.2 percent during …"

"… mining accidents in 2006 blamed on lax oversight• $9 billion in federal oil and gas royalties mismanaged by agency linked to drug-and-sex scandal• 2 …"

"… dertaken on behalf of South Africa’s military intelligence, New York’s Newsday reported in 1995 after a three-month investigation. And Col. John Rolt, a …"

"… eported.“We participated in forums they sponsored,” a Burton aide told Newsday. “They were anti-Communist, and we were happy to work with them to that …"

"… ntry reaped $300 million annually from the illicit trade in cigarettes and oil. Whatever the black market amount, law enforcement officials are convinced …"

"… reenhouse gases.” The main one is carbon dioxide, emitted whenever coal, oil and other fossil fuels are burned. It is easy to forget that, despite the …"

"… n his campaign for the White House, Bush had pledged (boldly, for a former oilman and the governor of a conservative, oil-dependent state) to fight for a …"

"… d pledged (boldly, for a former oilman and the governor of a conservative, oil-dependent state) to fight for a new law to reduce air pollution from power …"

"… romise negotiated in the Texas Legislature: most old plants (mainly in the oil and chemical industries) could take part in the voluntary cleanup program. …"

"… se of industry analysts, the company won the exclusive rights to drill for oil in Bahrain, a tiny Arab nation ringed by some of the world’s largest oil …"

"… oil in Bahrain, a tiny Arab nation ringed by some of the world’s largest oil deposits. At the time, Harken was known more for having a son of the presi …"

"… loss of $23.2 million for the second quarter.Fortunately for the troubled oil company, its largest investor helped the company stave off disaster. On De …"

"… rd of directors on September 29, 1986, after the company bought his ailing oil firm, Spectrum 7. At the time, Harken was very small, reporting about $4 m …"

"… reported on President George W. Bush's activities as a director with Texas oil company Harken Energy in the late 1980s and early 1990s. The stories refer …"