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Snapshots from the Dakota Access Pipeline resistance
This week, we witnessed tribal and environmental activists gathering in North Dakota in resistance of the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Why does Dale Earnhardt Jr. hate the air?
The famed NASCAR driver signs on to shill for Big Coal.
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This artificial waterfall will power Olympics 2016
This is Rio de Janeiro right now: “Hey, London, nice job with the terrifying brain slug mascots and logo that evokes cartoon incest. We’ve also been doing some design innovation for our Olympics! Yeah, we just made this giant beautiful waterfall that will generate renewable energy for the Olympic Village. But yours is good too!”
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Romney calls for an end to key wind energy credit
When the production tax credit for wind energy expires at the end of the year, it could cost tens of thousands of jobs.
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TransCanada gets final OK for last leg of Keystone pipeline down middle of U.S.
The northern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline is in limbo, but the southern leg is moving right along.
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Medal-less Germany generates 25 percent of electricity from renewables
But generates zero gold, silver, or bronze medals in London.
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Smelling a leak: Is the natural gas industry buying academics?
Authors of pro-fracking studies are coming under fire for their cozy relationships with the fossil fuel industry.
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Mountaintop-removal mining contaminated up to 22% of streams in southern West Va.
A mining area of 600 square miles has polluted as much as 1,700 miles of streams.
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Fracking takes a hit in Penn., while most states still do little to regulate
Meanwhile, anti-fracking activists are descending on D.C. for a weekend protest -- with banjos in tow.
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Here’s another episode of ‘Shell Tries Drilling in the Arctic’
In this episode, Shell still hasn't drilled anything -- and time may be running out!
