Energy Transfer Says It Won’t Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline Despite Judge’s Order
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A federal judge on Monday ordered the pipeline to be shut down pending an extensive environmental review
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Blood and Oil
Posted in: Culture FeaturesMexico’s drug cartels are moving into the gasoline industry — infiltrating the national oil company, selling stolen fuel on the black market and engaging in open war with the military. Can the country’s new populist president find a way to contain the chaos?
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The Ghost of the Deepwater Horizon Returns
Posted in: Politics FeaturesTrump's secretary of the interior just unveiled the largest single expansion of offshore drilling activity ever proposed
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Does Trump Want a New Middle East War?
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe president appears to see Saudi Arabia as a vital part of his ill-conceived anti-Iran jihad
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The Climate Report President Trump Thinks You’re Too Stupid to Read
Posted in: Politics FeaturesThe report refines our understanding of key issues that have huge implications for how we live today and in the future
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A Final Fight for the Keystone Pipeline
Posted in: Politics FeaturesCan a group of Midwestern farmers and activists finally shut down the most controversial Big Oil project in America?
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Scott Pruitt’s Crimes Against Nature
Posted in: Politics FeaturesTrump's EPA chief is gutting the agency, defunding science and serving the fossil-fuel industry
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How to Tell If Your Reps Are Serious About Climate Change
Posted in: Politics FeaturesIn the wake of Trump pulling the U.S. out of the Paris Agreement, how serious are your elected leaders about fighting back?
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100 WTF Moments From Trump’s First 100 Days
Posted in: Politics FeaturesFrom "American carnage" to the "Bowling Green Massacre" to the tweets – oh God, the tweets – here's how Trump's first weeks played out
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Montana Tribes Fight Keystone XL Pipeline, Revived by Trump
Posted in: Politics FeaturesTribal members are trying to negotiate with TransCanada to reroute the pipeline downstream of their water supply
