Alaska’s Arctic Ocean shores had been known to hold oil in some capacity since the 1800s. Native Alaskans would cut blocks of tundra to use as fuel for heat, as the frozen grass was soaked with ...

A frozen pipe can be a big problem in your home during this extreme cold. Landry Mechanical General Manager Zane Fonseca says ...

Keep your water lines warm. Leave doors open to areas with water lines or your water meter, especially in cooler basements, to allow heat to circulate. Insulate pipes near exterior walls. Wrap foam ...

Here's what you can do now to prevent any damage to your car and your house as frigid temperatures get even more brutal.

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 13 (Reuters) - Malaysia has imposed provisional anti-dumping duties on some exports of flat-rolled iron products or non-alloy steel from China, India, Japan and South Korea, the ...

And, where is the Inspector General’s Report? And, where are the Congressional Hearings? Here is the final paragraph from the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service’s Food Safety ...

Luckily, one quick and cheap step will stop the essential pipe from getting too cold this winter - insulation. The thick foam reduces any heat loss and protects your pipe from icy temperatures.

Frosty temperatures are the perfect conditions for checking your loft insulation according to experts. Across the UK this week we’ve been blessed with blankets of snow and crisp conditions. It may ...

while larger bar clamps are a better option for wider applications like cabinetry or drawer construction. Pipe clamps offer the most width–you’re only limited to the length of pipe being used ...