News Analysis | Environment & Health Cancun Residents Halt Developers to Protect and Revive Beloved Mangrove The residents of Cancun moved to protect what was left of their forest after bulldozers destroyed it. By Danica Jorden , openDemocracy April 12, 2016 Truthout
News | Environment & Health TransCanada’s Keystone Pipeline Resumes Operations After South Dakota Dilbit Spill TransCanada received permission from federal regulators to restart the pipeline after a 16,800-gallon spill. By Julie Dermansky , DeSmogBlog April 12, 2016 Truthout
Interview | Environment & Health Dark Money and Lobbyists Serving as Superdelegates Could Decide the 2016 Race In a close race, superdelegates could determine the Democratic Party's nominee. By Amy Goodman , DemocracyNow! April 12, 2016 Truthout
News | Environment & Health On the News With Thom Hartmann: It’s Time to End Fossil Fuel Subsidies, and More In today's On the News segment: If we want renewable energy to flourish in the US, we need to end the massive subsidies to the fossil fuel industry; climate … By Thom Hartmann , TheThomHartmannProgram April 12, 2016 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health Monsanto’s Evil Twin: Disturbing Facts About the Fertilizer Industry What do you know about the worldwide chemical fertilizer industry? If you're like most people, not much. By Ronnie Cummins & Martha Rosenberg , OrganicConsumersAssociation April 11, 2016 Truthout
News | Environment & Health Nuclear Nonproliferation Deals and Environmental Injustice in the South Radioactive material from a Japanese research project will be sent to the South Carolina coast. By Sue Sturgis , FacingSouth April 11, 2016 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health Women’s Health Issues Linked to Insecticide Exposure, Too If you can't get worked up over the well-being of bees, maybe you'll be moved for the sake of women's health instead. By Kevin Matthews , Care2 April 10, 2016 Truthout
News Analysis | Environment & Health Drunk US Marine’s Dump of Toxic Foam Among Accidents Polluting Okinawa Water Supply Internal reports expose a spate of accidents at Kadena Air Base over 15 years which have leaked at least 21,000 liters of fire extinguishing agents. By Jon Mitchell , Asia-PacificJournal April 9, 2016 Truthout
News | Environment & Health Energy Department Seeks Public Process for Nuclear Waste Storage Illinois has the most reactors and waste sites of any state, with the decommissioning Zion reactor and six operating plants. By Kari Lydersen , MidwestEnergyNews April 8, 2016 Truthout
Op-Ed | Environment & Health Corporate and Political Corruption: The Lessons Not Learned From the Deepwater Horizon Disaster Seventy-five percent of BP's court fine is tax deductible, meaning that US taxpayers will foot most of the bill for the largest oil spill in history. By Farron Cousins , DeSmogBlog April 8, 2016 Truthout