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2017

The young plaintiffs in a climate case against the United States

Children's Climate Lawsuit Adds Trump as Defendant

By Zahra Hirji
Residents who lived near the Aliso Canyon leak pressed for answers about their health problems

SoCal Gas’ Settlement Over Aliso Canyon Methane Leak Includes Health Study

By Zahra Hirji

Standing Rock Tribe Prepares Legal Fight as Dakota Oil Pipeline Gets Final Approval

By Phil McKenna
Climate 101

February 9, 2017

Can a carbon tax reduce emissions?

Republican Carbon Tax: Climate Solution or Regulatory Giveaway?

By John H. Cushman Jr.
Sunshine is plentiful in Nigeria, and increasingly tapped for electricity

Solar Power Taking Hold in Nigeria, One Mobile Phone at a Time

By Asaf Shalev
EPA nominee Scott Pruitt faces a lawsuit over communications with fossil fuel companies

Pruitt Sued by Watchdog Group for Emails With Fossil Fuel Backers

By Zahra Hirji
The EPA's acting administrator Catherine McCabe video message to staff

EPA Transition Leader, Longtime Foe of Regulation, to Stay on at Agency

By Zahra Hirji
Climate 101

February 8, 2017

Ben Eaton was one of the Uniontown, Ala., residents sued by a local landfill

Alabama Town That Fought Coal Ash Landfill Wins Settlement

By Sabrina Shankman
Rep. Lamar Smith (R-Tex.) is continuing his offensive against a NOAA study

House Science Committee Hearing Pits Science Vs. Denial

By Marianne Lavelle
The boom in solar installations has spurred record job growth

Solar Job Growth Hits Record High

By Zahra Hirji
New California Attorney General Xavier Becerra is being urged to pursue an Exxon investigation

California Lawmakers Press for Renewed Exxon Climate Investigation

By David Hasemyer
Scott Pruitt's nomination as EPA chief has drawn opposition

Former EPA Staff Call for Senate to Reject Pruitt

By Zahra Hirji
Former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue is Donald Trump's choice to run the Agriculture Department

Trump’s Agriculture Pick Could Roll Back Forest Protections

By Georgina Gustin
Climate 101

February 7, 2017

Russian President Vladimir Putin and then-Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson reached an agreement on an oil deal in 2011

Russia and the U.S.: Partners in Climate Change Inaction?

By Neela Banerjee
Climate 101

February 6, 2017

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