Oil
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Energy Transfer Says It Won’t Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline Despite Judge’s Order
A federal judge on Monday ordered the pipeline to be shut down pending an extensive environmental review
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Blood and Oil
Mexico’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
Trump'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?
The 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
The 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
Can 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
Trump'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
In 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
From "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
Tribal members are trying to negotiate with TransCanada to reroute the pipeline downstream of their water supply
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