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Nearly 50 percent of new electricity generation capacity added in 2012 was renewable
Let's hope we can say the same or better by this time next year.
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One way to slow Arctic ice loss: Stop flying over it
Reducing emissions from airplanes over the Arctic could allow the region's ice to recover slightly, according to new research.
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Hundreds of Nebraskans speak out against Keystone XL pipeline
At a public meeting on Tuesday, Nebraskans lined up to oppose the pipeline. But the ultimate decision will be made at the White House.
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World Bank: We hate climate change. Now who wants more coal?
In an unflinching report, one of the planet’s largest financial institutions says we’re toast if we don’t slow climate change. So why is it funding dirty power plants?
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Australian coal mining company resigned to the death of coal
Are reality checks subject to tariffs? Because we should do some importing.
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Buy Scotch to support smarter development, infuriate Donald Trump
And so we have a new task: Go get drunk.
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An Indiana utility would like some of your money for creating less pollution
Indianapolis Power and Light made some upgrades to its old coal-fired power plants and wants customers to pay for them.
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So much for the Grinch: Exxon CEO gets much-deserved raise
Here are some other facts and figures that can be construed as being related.
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As oil production hits a 14-year high, a look at how it affects one North Dakota family
U.S. oil production is surging, thanks in large part to fracking in North Dakota. The Guardian explores what that means for state residents.
