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October 22, 2018

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Supreme Court Temporarily Stops Youth Climate Lawsuit Days Before Trial – Associated Press

A 14-Year-Long Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico Verges on Becoming One of the Worst in U.S. History – Washington Post

Virginia Regulators Grant Key Approvals to Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Clearing the Way for Construction – Washington Post

Trump Thinks Scientists are Split on Climate Change. So Do Most Americans. Here’s the Reality. – The Guardian

NASA Chief: ‘No Reason to Dismiss’ Recent UN Climate Report – The Hill

Climate Fund Approves $1 Billion for Projects in Poor Countries – Associated Press

Kingston Coal Ash Spill Worker: ‘They Told Us We Would be Fired if We Wore a Mask’ — and He Was – Knoxville News Sentinel

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