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Hillary Clinton introduces plan to help coal communities as Big Coal declines
The plan focuses on rebuilding infrastructure to create new jobs and replace those lost in the coal industry.
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Bloomberg’s PAC to spend millions targeting climate-unfriendly state officials
State attorneys general who are challenging EPA's Clean Power Plan face a costly onslaught of ads funded by Bloomberg.
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How to sell the gas tax to people who hate taxes and love driving
Hint: You have to convince them that it's worth their while.
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These 2 Republican candidates are reasonable on climate change. They won’t be at the debate
Lindsey Graham and George Pataki have the strongest records on climate change, but they're not doing well in the polls.
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Angry tweets from Republican leaders on the Keystone XL decision
Paul Ryan called the president's rejection of the pipeline "sickening."
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The fight against Keystone XL changed the climate movement. Here’s how
Organizing against Keystone helped the movement develop a number of assets it previously lacked.
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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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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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New leaders in Canada and Australia offer new hope for Paris climate talks
Justin Trudeau and Malcolm Turnbull are expected to be more cooperative on climate action than their obstructionist predecessors.
