Energy

Yesterday, we worried about pipelines. Today: trains.

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How green is the All-Star Game? So green, even the red carpet is green.

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The actions of the owner of a pipeline that dumped a million gallons of tar-sands oil into the Kalamazoo River made a bad situation worse.

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It depends on how you want to frame it. But a new study provides no evidence that it does.

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A case study in how change is made in Washington: slowly, with much debate, and with tangential regard for the science.

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While Montana is home to only 0.3 percent of America's population, it controls 2 percent of the Senate. And that 2 percent supports Keystone.

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The company cites the coal industry's "major transformation" in a public statement.

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A new report from NPR and the Center for Public Integrity finds that an affliction once nearly eradicated is back – and more dangerous than ever.

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Apple's new MacBook laptops are hard to take apart, and thus hard to recycle, so they fail to meet one key green standard.

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Not that a fella can't dream.

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