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The nine things you need to know about Obama’s new climate rules
So what's the deal with these EPA power plant regulations everyone is talking about? Here's what you need to know.
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Cow causes oily spill; energy companies ruminate over whether to cow-proof facilities
A cow in North Dakota rubbed up against a tank valve, probably while scratching an itch, and triggered a spill of natural gas condensate.
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Ask Umbra: How do I convince my boss to start an office recycling program?
A reader is out of sorts about coworkers tossing recyclables in the trash. Umbra has the cure for separation anxiety.
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Obama gears up for his big climate move
The president is about to launch the largest climate change initiative in U.S. history, and it's not because he's a tree-hugging hippie.
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Like Big Tobacco, Big Energy targets the developing world for future profits
In the '80s, Big Tobacco targeted the developing world, where cigarette demand was strong and regulation was weak. Now, energy companies are taking a page from their playbook.
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Chevron and BP are pulling out of wind and solar
Beyond Petroleum? Not anymore. These two oil giants plan to stay oil giants, with emphasis on the oil.
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Make Me Care: How does tech turn citizens into climate scientists?
In this episode of Grist's new video series, Sam Larson talks collective intelligence -- how we can harness the power of the crowd to fight climate change.
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#AskChevron: The hashtag that roared (and paid)
Behind a successful effort to focus attention on an oil company lay a paid Twitter promotion and an elusive group named The Toxic Effect.
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The fight is on: Obama’s climate rules aren’t out yet, but both sides are already slugging
The Chamber of Commerce claims the rules will result in economic losses of $50 billion a year. Enviros and the Obama admin say that's baloney.
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Ohio rolls back green energy standards — cue widespread hair-tearing
The state now has the dubious distinction of being the first in the nation to undo a renewable energy mandate.