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US-Canada Climate Change Agreement Signals Potential Hurdles for Offshore Atlantic Drilling

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A German City Has Banned Single-Serve Coffee Pods and Plastic Water Bottles

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By Marie Doezema
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Guatemala Opens Corruption Probe Into Ex-Vice President’s ‘Magic Solution’ for Pollution

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By Jack Guy
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Five Years After The Fukushima Disaster, the Fish Are Proliferating

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Environment

We Asked a Lawyer if Poisoned Flint Residents Can Win Their Lawsuit Against the Government

03.11.16

By Brian Josephs
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A Letter From a Newark, New Jersey School Official Raised Concerns About Lead Contamination — In 2014

03.11.16

By Jake Bleiberg
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Japanese Taxpayers Are Picking Up the $100B Tab for the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster

03.11.16

By Rob Verger
Tech

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By Kate Lunau
Tech

Why Is Styrofoam Still a Thing?

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Pulse

The Company Responsible for Poisoning a Pennsylvania Town’s Water Will Pay Families $4.2M

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By Matt Smith
Pulse

Obama and Trudeau Seal a Deal on Cutting Methane Emissions in the US and Canada

03.10.16

By Justin Ling
Environment

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03.10.16

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