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Can the Residents of This New Jersey Town Stop a Sewer Sale?
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Another Fracking Win
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Fracking
Drilling in the Everglades is a Terrible Idea
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Fracking
Five Years After Sandy: Remember, Resist, Rise
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Victory: Oregon Governor Finally Sides with Hood River County Over Nestlé
By Julie Light
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
The OFF Act You’ve Been Hearing About Is Officially On The Table
By Jackie Filson
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment
Rick Perry’s Sneak Attack on Solar Panels
By Jim Walsh
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
The Chicken Factory Next Door
By Tarah Heinzen, Krissy Kasserman
Fed Up Porter Ranch Area Residents Want to Shut Down Aliso Canyon Facility
By Alexandra Nagy
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
We Came to Harrisburg to Tell Governor Wolf: Stop Sunoco!
By Sam Rubin

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