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Fighting Fracking Infrastructure in New Jersey
By Peter Hart
Baltimore: United, Not Blighted
By Rianna Eckel
Topics:
Broken Democracy
Trump’s 5 Worst Budget Cuts for Our Food & Water
By Christian Detisch
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment
The Public Wants Clean Energy Now. Donald Trump Has Other Ideas.
By Peter Hart
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Leading Activists Demand Action to Stop Racial Profiling at D.C. Protests
Why Public Control of Infrastructure Matters
By Wenonah Hauter, and Donald Cohen, Executive Director, In the Public Interest
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
At Elementary School, Students Practice for Pipeline Catastrophe
By Sam Rubin
Topics:
Fracking
Off Fossil Fuels Campaign Launches Across the Country
By Thomas Meyer
Big Pork Blocks Community Attempts to Counter Dangers of Factory Farms
By Krissy Kasserman
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Corporate Control of Water
Will Connecticut Finally Ban Fracking Waste?
By Jennifer Siskind
Topics:
Fracking

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