The Daily Populous

Last month, A.P. Moller-Maersk, the famed industrial and shipping conglomerate, agreed to sell its oil and gas division to French giant Total.

The Nordic nation still needs revenues from its North Sea oil fields to fund its transition to clean energy, and Total promised to do so.

But Denmark has pledged to completely wean itself off fossil fuels by 2050. »

North Korea tests nuclear bomb it says can be made into warhead for long-range missile.

In the meantime, Chinese authorities, including the National Nuclear Safety Administration, would continue to closely monitor every nuclear test conducted by North Korea, Wang said.

No radiation detected outside North Korea after nuclear test, say China, Japan. »

A televangelist whose church closed its doors during Hurricane Harvey claims that he is the victim of “misinformation” and told flood victims not to have a “poor me” attitude.

Osteen defended the decision not to open the church during the devastating storm, and told those affected not to have a “poor old me attitude.”.

His Lakewood church is one of the largest in the U.S. On Sunday, Osteen blamed “misinformation” for criticism levelled at the church for remaining closed. »

This apathy comes despite former President Barack Obama’s move to expand to information sharing between agencies just days before Trump took office and after the Trump administration signaled its desire to continue widespread surveillance.

Amid this lack of attention toward the NSA, the president recently nominated a staunch advocate of mass surveillance to chair one of the few barriers standing between intrusive government spying and the American people’s privacy.

Though the board had been deteriorating before Trump became president, it may now be further undermined as a result of his recent appointment. »