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Court to Big Fracking Company: Trespassing Still Exists — Even for You
In a key property rights decision, two West Virginia residents scored a rare victory from the state Supreme Court.
Buildings Are Hazardous to Migratory Birds, But There Are Solutions
As many as 1 billion birds die in the U.S. each year from building collisions.
Enbridge Is Behind This Front Group Pushing the Company’s Line 3 Oil Pipeline
Minnesotans for Line 3 presents itself as a grassroots organization. It's not.
Energy Department Redefines High-Level Nuclear Waste to Save Disposal Costs
Under the new rules, the waste can now be stored in shallow pits that may leak into the surrounding soil.
Activists Face Prison Time for Rescuing Ducks, Piglets From Factory Farms
More than 600 activists with Direct Action Everywhere stormed a slaughterhouse in California on June 3.
A Fossil Fuel Reporter Finds Hope
Fracking has been a scourge on this century. Thanks to dedicated activists and journalists, times are changing.
Biden Campaign Admits Plagiarizing Part of Climate Plan From Fossil Fuel Groups
Sections of Biden's plan echoed claims from the coal industry about carbon capture and sequestration.
Trump Wants to Make Alaska’s Protected Wilderness a Hunting Ground
Trump is destroying Alaska's $2-billion-a-year wildlife-watching industry in favor of trophy hunters.
The US Military Won’t Lead the Fight in Combating Climate Change
The Pentagon's scorched-earth policies cannot be reconciled with renewable energy initiatives.
Do We Have a Right to a Livable Climate?
A lawsuit moving forward this week could help determine if U.S. citizens have a constitutional right to a safe climate.