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Propel Fuels

Study: Low-Carbon Fuel Rule Is Working

By Maria Gallucci

Landowner David Whitley stands next to Keystone XL repair site.

TransCanada: Dents and Disruptions in Texas

By Lisa Song

James Hansen at Keystone protest

Scientists: Keystone Not in U.S. Interest

By John H. Cushman Jr.

Map of new and expanded Enbridge oil pipelines

Map: A Pipeline Boom, Bigger Than Keystone

By Lisa Song

Kayaks on the Kalamazoo River

Floods Could Affect 2010 Oil Spill Cleanup

David Hasemyer

Sec. of State John Kerry

In Keystone Comments, New Voices Emerge

By John H. Cushman Jr.

Rep. Nick Rahall (D-WV)

Keystone Loses 50 Democratic Votes. Why?

By John H. Cushman Jr.

Keystone protests

To Block Pipelines, a Switch in Strategies

By Katherine Bagley

President Barack Obama speaks at the site of the southern leg of the Keystone XL

Awash in Oil, Case for Keystone Weakens

By John H. Cushman Jr.

Cleaned area at Exxon pipeline spill in Arkansas

Questions Linger Over Why Exxon's Pipeline Still Closed

By David Hasemyer

Christy Clark, Premier of British Columbia.

Route for Tar Sands to Pacific Doesn't Close

By Lisa Song

SEC Upholds Shareholder Vote on Shower Heads

By Maria Gallucci

NOAA climate model

Climate Wars: Both Sides Blamed for Cherry-Picking

By Katherine Bagley

Sen. Chris Coons (D-Del.), one of the sponsors of the Master Limited Partnership

Bipartisan Renewables Bill Ready for Passage

By Maria Gallucci

Rep. Tim Griffin

Ark. Congressman Is of Two Minds on Two Pipelines

By Lisa Song

Air quality equipment at the site of Exxon's Arkansas Oil Spill

Arkansas Residents: Sick and on Their Own

By Lisa Song

Markey Wants Answers From Exxon CEO

By Lisa Song

Oil spill cleanup along Talmadge Creek, June 2011.

The Mystery of Michigan's Disappearing Dilbit

By Lisa Song

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