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One Dead, Three Wounded in Shooting at Northern Arizona University
The gunfire erupted in a parking lot at the Northern Arizona University.
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Torrential Rain Raises Concerns at Duke Energy Coal Ash Dams
The impact of heavy rains on dams at coal ash impoundments is a real concern.
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New Environmental Inspectors Offered Free Industry-Funded Classes on Fracking
It's a new kind of “frackademia.”
From Ecuador to Nigeria – Women Speak for Climate Justice, Build Solutions
Across the world, women are on the frontlines of environmental and social degradation.
FOIA Documents Reveal Agent Orange Dioxin, Toxic Dumps, Fish Kills on Okinawa Base
Two veterans win compensation, but many more are denied.
In Sudden Switch, Hillary Clinton Opposes Trans-Pacific Partnership
Clinton's new opposition to the deal is a notable departure from the White House on one of the top foreign policy initiatives.
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Encouraged by Study, Iowa Town Pursues Energy Independence
The city council in Bloomfield decided to pursue the goal of energy independence.
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Illegal Logging Threatens Indigenous Rights and Sustainable Development in the Peruvian Amazon
Peru must protect these people of the Amazon.
Brazil to Auction Fracking Licenses in the Amazon
Brazil is about to auction hundreds of fracking blocks across the country, including in territories of remote indigenous peoples.
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Battle Over FCC’s Net Neutrality Rules May Redefine Free Speech
At stake is whether service providers are the gatekeepers of cyberspace controlling the flow of data or whether they have to allow equal access to all.