Ahead of the COP24 climate conference, security concerns have become a pretext to justify data collection on NGOs, according to environmental activists.
“Nuuca” looks at attributes of the boom that go beyond emissions and oil spills: rising rates of sexual violence, trafficking, and harassment by oil workers.
Rick Perry's plan to bail out coal plants has produced an odd-bedfellows coalition of opposition that includes the gas industry and environmentalists.
Why are animal rights activists who took nothing of commercial value facing prison terms? Because the law is being abused to intimidate and silence them.
A closer look at Ken Salazar’s record of involvement in Colorado races sheds light on the debate over party influence in primaries.
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Candidates in Michigan, New Hampshire, and North Carolina have put the issue of PFAS contamination at the center of their campaigns.
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For decades, FAA policy has been to require airports to use firefighting foam that meets specifications developed by the Navy.
The private water company Veolia had contracts with both Flint and Pittsburgh around the time that lead levels rose in their drinking water.
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The EPA doesn't want to hear from people who have PFOA and other PFAS chemicals in their drinking water.
The emails of former EPA senior counsel Samantha Dravis show more than 90 meetings with industry, compared with one environmental or public health group.
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