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Ohio Sen. Rob Portman has the upper hand in his race for re-election

Big Spending by Fossil Fuel Interests Helps Swing Critical Ohio Senate Race to GOP

By Marianne Lavelle

U.S. Climate Pledge Hangs in the Balance as Court Weighs Clean Power Plan

By John H. Cushman Jr.

American Geophysical Union Agrees to Continue Accepting Exxon Money

By Zahra Hirji

Joining Trend, NY Suspends Review of Oil Train Terminal Permit

By Zahra Hirji

The view of Los Angeles from the Griffith Observatory clogged by pollution

Environmental Justice Bill Fails to Pass in California

By David Hasemyer

SEC Involvement Sharpens #ExxonKnew Focus on What Its Accountants Knew

By John H. Cushman Jr.

Native American protesters have succeeded in pausing construction of the Dakota Access pipeline

The Dakota Access Pipeline Fight: Where Does the Standoff Stand?

By Phil McKenna

Michigan tribe fears a repeat of the Enbridge spill that fouled the Kalamazoo River in 2010

Government Delays Pipeline Settlement Following Tribe Complaint

By David Hasemyer

Climate Programs Will Be Cut in Clinton Foundation Restructuring

By Marianne Lavelle

Downpours in Louisiana in August destroyed 60,000 homes.

Hesitance to Link Some Weather Events to Climate Change 'No Longer Appropriate'

By Zahra Hirji

Fossil Fuel Money to GOP Grows, and So Does Climate Divide

By Marianne Lavelle

Rep. Lamar Smith of Texas has used a House Science Committee hearing to justify AG subpoenas

Lamar Smith Hearing Attempts to Bolster Legal Argument for Subpoenas

By David Hasemyer

Michigan Tribe Aims to Block Enbridge Pipeline Spill Settlement

By David Hasemyer

Constitutional Scholars Object to Lamar Smith's Exxon Subpoenas

By David Hasemyer

Obama Admin: Dakota Pipeline 'Will Not Go Forward At This Time'

By Phil McKenna

ICN's Exxon series honored by Society of Environmental Journalists

Society of Environmental Journalists Honors ICN's Exxon Series

By ICN Staff

The Curious Case of a Climate Denier and a Utilities Conference

By Zahra Hirji

Native American protesters demand halt to construction of the Dakota Access pipeline

Dakota Pipeline Fight Is Sioux Tribe's Cry For Justice

By Phil McKenna

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