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Leak Reported at Scottish Gas Plant Linked to Pennsylvania Fracking
Topics:
Fracking
Our Lives Depend on Moving America Off Fossil Fuels. Here’s How We’ll Do It.
By Wenonah Hauter
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Trump’s Cabinet Confirmations Near End, But We Still Have Work to Do
By Christian Detisch
Topics:
Broken Democracy
Two Oil and Gas Platforms, One Ominous Warning
By Kate Fried
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
A One-Off Tax Holiday for Multinational Corporations is No Way to Fix America’s Infrastructure
By Mitch Jones
Thousands to March in Chicago for Action on Climate Change on Trump’s 100th Day in Office
The National Academies Concedes on GMO Conflicts of Interest
By Tim Schwab
Maryland Just Banned Fracking, But a New Fight's on the Horizon
By Rianna Eckel
Standing Up for Atlantic City: “Water Rights Are Civil Rights”
Topics:
Pollution Trading
Standing Up for Science: 5 Facts About our Food and Water on Earth Day
By Christian Detisch
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment

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