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Photo Essay: Playgrounds and Pollution
By Alison Grass

ExxonMobil's Baytown Complex, as seen from a playground directly across the street.
Bottled Water, Brought to You by Fracking?
By Wenonah Hauter
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Corporate Control of Water, Fracking
Sunshine Week: Fight For Transparency In The Trump Administration
By Kiley Fisher
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment, Corporate Control of Water
Maryland is Poised to Pass Groundbreaking Water Equity Legislation
By Rianna Eckel
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
What’s Harvard Got to do with Martin County’s Water Woes?
Fracking Companies Try to Pull a Fast One In Illinois
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Fracking
$Ban fracking now$
Governor Wolf’s Sneaky Super Bowl Sunoco Surprise
By Peter Hart
Topics:
Fracking
New York’s Corrupt Power Plant
Topics:
Fracking
Predatory Bottled Water Marketing Tactics, Exposed
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
A Coal State Looks Towards 100% Renewable Energy
By Rebecca Wolf
Topics:
Broken Democracy

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