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Keystone Pipeline Spills 383,000 Gallons of Oil into North Dakota Wetlands – InsideClimate News
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EPA to Roll Back Rules to Control Toxic Ash from Coal Plants – The New York Times
White House Backing Off Proposed Fuel-Efficiency Freeze – Wall Street Journal
Dutch Climate Plans Will Miss Targets, Advisory Body Warns – Reuters
A ‘Big Short’ Investor’s New Bet: Climate Change Will Bust the Housing Market – Vice
Scotland Restores Its Peatlands to Keep Carbon in the Ground – Deutsche Welle
Oil Giants Must Cut Production by a Third to Meet 1.5°C Target, Carbon Tracker Says – The Guardian
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Madrid to Host COP 25 Climate Talks in December After Chile Withdraws – Climate Home
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