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Breaking: Keystone is dead. For now
President Obama announced that he will be rejecting TransCanada's application to build the Keystone XL pipeline.
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The inside story of how the Keystone fight was won
The fight shows that activists can take on the fossil fuel economy and win.
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The 7 things you need to know now about the Keystone XL pipeline
Is Keystone permanently dead? Will this decision affect the climate? These answers, and more.
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Climate change will stress plants out. These scientists think they have a solution
It involves a fungal infection.
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How to explain climate change to teens
Follow along as a science educator from the Alliance for Climate Education finds lively ways to teach teenagers about rising temperatures.
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Watch this discussion on conservatives, climate change, and fossil fuels
Grist staff writer Ben Adler, Amanda Little, and Saqib Rahim share their thoughts on MSNBC’s Greenhouse.
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No longer top secret: The TPP trade deal is just as evil as you think it is
No trade pact is going to solve the world's environmental problems. But we can ask that they don't make things worse.
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Is the rest of the world’s climate action saving the U.S. billions of dollars?
A new report suggests that the U.S. stands to benefit by more than $2 trillion by 2030 due to global climate action.
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Polluting industries took over this California city. Now, residents are taking it back
A small factory town on the edge of downtown Los Angeles is inventing a new way for overpolluted communities to clean themselves up.
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Scientists told President LBJ about climate change in 1965
Too bad it didn't change anything.
