Environment

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Two Aboriginal Communities Take Their Fight Against Energy Companies to Canada’s Supreme Court

03.10.16

By Hilary Beaumont
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The Water in Nearly Half of Newark, New Jersey’s Public Schools Is Contaminated With Lead

03.09.16

By Jake Bleiberg
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30 Years After the Chernobyl Disaster, Locals Are Still Eating Radioactive Food

03.09.16

By Elaisha Stokes
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Fossil Fuel Investors Are Pumping Millions of Dollars Into Hillary Clinton’s Campaign

03.09.16

By Liz Fields
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Economists Say China Has Turned the Corner on Planet-Warming Emissions — China Insists It Hasn’t

03.08.16

By Jake Bleiberg
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Quick Hit: Police Confront Protesters in Venice Lagoon

03.08.16

By VICE News
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Oklahoma’s Getting Even More Fracking Restrictions as Earthquakes Continue to Rattle the State

03.08.16

By Ciara O'Rourke
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China’s Toxic Waste Problem Is Just as Bad as Its Notorious Air Pollution

03.08.16

By Jake Bleiberg
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Female Refugees Are Being Forced to Sell Sex to Survive Southern Africa’s Drought

03.08.16

By Henry Wilkins
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Millions of Britain’s Birds Are Bred in Battery-Like Conditions to be Hunted, Maimed, and Killed

03.05.16

By Charles Parkinson
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Meat Is Murder — On the Climate, Anyway

03.04.16

By Matt Smith
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The US Could Learn a Lot From Germany’s Energy Transition

03.04.16

By John Dyer

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