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Pennsylvania ordered its health workers to never discuss fracking
Two former state employees say they were told not to return phone calls of residents who complained that fracking was harming their health.
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Celebrate solar power at a solstice event this weekend
"Put Solar on It" events are being staged around the country on Saturday.
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Pesticide and GMO companies spend big to influence politics in Hawaii
Big Ag corporations use Hawaii as a testing ground, and they're pouring money into the state to make sure citizen activists don't get their way.
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Attention, Hells Angels: Your electric Harley is now ready
That's right, Harley Davidson is rolling out an e-bike. Now, how to get the rank and file to buy in?
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Federal bill would wash away plastic microbead problem
At least one member of Congress wants to get plastic microbeads out of our grooming products -- and out of our waterways.
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Here’s what the battle over Iraqi oil means for America
Even with the fracking boom, the U.S. is still tied to global oil markets.
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Oil-train info does not need to be secret, feds say
Railroads, are you listening? Public release of details about crude-by-rail shipments does not pose a serious security risk.
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Al Gore thinks there’s hope for humanity after all
"It is now clear that we will ultimately prevail” in the fight against climate change, Gore writes in the latest issue of Rolling Stone. But the struggle is far from over.
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Could small, biodiverse farms help Hawaii grow enough food to feed itself?
Some farmers and activists want Hawaii to replace big GMO fields with local farms and food networks that could make the state more self-sufficient.
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This magic bus recharges while you dig for your fare
TOSA buses can charge in just 15 seconds.
