Critical List: TransCanada reapplies for Keystone XL permit; Japan’s last nuclear reactor

TransCanada put in a new permit application for the Keystone XL pipeline. Japan switched off its last nuclear reactor. Fights over endangered species are about to get wild, as the Fish and Wildlife Service has to rule on protections for species that live in oil country. Maybe men don’t wear hats anymore because they get […]

TransCanada put in a new permit application for the Keystone XL pipeline.

Japan switched off its last nuclear reactor.

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Fights over endangered species are about to get wild, as the Fish and Wildlife Service has to rule on protections for species that live in oil country.

Maybe men don’t wear hats anymore because they get around in cars (no head room) instead of public transit (plenty of head room).

A solar-powered boat made it all the way around the world! It only took a year and seven months or so.

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