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EPA Chief Touts Environmental Legacy--But What About Fracking?
By Wenonah Hauter
Topics:
Fracking
Did EPA Once Again Cave to Industry Pressure?
By Amanda Claire Starbuck
Topics:
GMOs
Dispatch from Standing Rock, North Dakota
By Eleanor Bravo
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment, Fracking
The Human Cost of Fracking
By Thomas Meyer
Topics:
Fracking
We're Not Going Anywhere
By Wenonah Hauter
Stopping the Dakota Access Pipeline: How Do We Help?
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment, Fracking
After the Election, Our Work Matters More than Ever
By Wenonah Hauter
Why Exxon Loves the Carbon Tax--and Voters Should Not
By Wenonah Hauter
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Are Your Tax Dollars Bankrolling an Industry Front Group?
By Tim Schwab
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food, GMOs
Ancient Voices, Today’s Struggles: Learning from Indigenous Resistance
By Eric Weltman

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