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Workers examine pipe being used for the southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline

Keystone XL Wouldn't Have Most Advanced Safeguards

By Lisa Song

Protester perched at the top of an 80-foot tree in a patch of old-growth forest

Anti-Pipeline Tree Protest Is Folding

By Maria Gallucci

Greenpeace volunteers distributed food and supplies at a base in Queens.

Enviro Groups Take on Climate Disaster Relief

By Katherine Bagley

Solar installation

Clean Power Startups Take Aim at Big Utilities

By Maria Gallucci

Virginia's Republican attorney general, Kenneth Cuccinelli, speaks at the 2012 L

In Obama's Backyard, a Climate Change Battle in 2013

By Katherine Bagley

How EPA Is Putting Aquifers at Risk

By Abrahm Lustgarten, ProPublica

EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson speaks at the GreenGov Symposium in September 201

Obama's Picks for EPA, DOE Key to His Legacy

By Jason Plautz

Spreading Like Wildfire, Fossil Fuel Divestment Campaign Striking a Moral Chord

By Katherine Bagley

Public works crews remove a large tree from power lines after Hurricane Sandy pa

Smart Grid Primer: Costly but Vital

By Elizabeth Douglass and Maria Gallucci

$Activists protest against fracking outside Gov. Andrew Cuomo's office in New Yor$

New Pollution Danger at Frack Sites

By Lisa Song

Enbridge construction of the Line 6b replacement in Howell, Mich.

Landowner Suit Against Enbridge to Continue

By Lisa Song

Plants and soils may not absorb as much carbon as once thought.

Plants & Soils: From Carbon Sink to Carbon Emitter?

By Robert Krier

Prime Minister Stephen Harper

Harper's Undermining of Climate Science in Canada Raising Alarm

By Katherine Bagley

A Climate and Energy Shift in the New Congress?

By Jason Plautz

Washington State Gov.-elect Jay Inslee

Will Jay Inslee Block Coal Exports to China?

By Maria Gallucci

Electric car outside of EWS, Germany's first green power cooperative utility.

Clean Break, Chap. 6: A U.S.-Made Clean Energy Revolution?

By Osha Gray Davidson

Protesters rally against the Keystone XL pipeline on Nov. 18 in Washington D.C.

Will Carbon Math Force Obama to Reject Keystone XL?

By Jason Plautz

Electric trolley in Vauban, a car-free, energy-efficient zone in Freiburg.

Clean Break, Chap. 5: Renewables Shift Transforms Hamburg

By Osha Gray Davidson

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