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Massive flooding from Tropical Storm Irene left Vermont reeling

Five Years After Hurricane Irene, Vermont Still Striving for Resilience

By Kendra Pierre-Louis

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is being sued by the Competitive Enterprise Institute

Conservative Think Tank Sues NY AG Over Exxon Documents

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Lamar Smith has announced House Science Committee hearings on the Exxon probes

Lamar Smith Seeks to Affirm Exxon Climate Subpoenas With Hearing

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August 31, 2016

Native American protesters opposing the Dakota Access pipeline had federal support

Dakota Pipeline Was Approved by Army Corps Over Objections of Three Federal Agencies

By Phil McKenna

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Anti-fracking activists in Colorado tried to get two measures on the state ballot in November

Colorado Anti-Fracking Activists Fall Short in Ballot Efforts

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The American pika is disappearing because of climate change

The American 'Fur Ball' Being Threatened by a Warming Climate

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SolarCity is among the companies criticized for using mandatory arbitration clauses

Consumer Group: Solar Contracts Force Customers to Sign Away Rights

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Native Americans, environmental activists and celebrities protested the Dakota Access pipeline in Washington DC

Judge Delays Injunction Ruling as Native American Pipeline Protest Grows

By Lisa Song

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August 25, 2016

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Exxon: The Road Not Taken

ICN's Exxon Series Honored With Oakes Award

By David Sassoon

Colorado rate settlement could be a boon to rooftop solar

Colorado Solar Owners to Get Paid Higher Rates for Peak Power

By Bob Berwyn

World support for climate action resulted in the landmark Paris climate accord

Coal Lobbying Groups Losing Members as Industry Tumbles

By Zahra Hirji

Climate 101

August 23, 2016

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