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us/Former Park Service Ranger Concerned About Fracking Threats To National Parks
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This is a guest post by Ellis Richard. It originally appeared at The Huffington Post on June 20, 2013. As a life-long Westerner, and former National Park Service ranger, I've spent a lot of time...
us/Tar Sands Giant Suncor Announces Fewer Safety Checks To Avoid “Foregone Revenue”
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This is a guest post by Don Lieber, originally published on PlanetSave. Suncor Energy, the largest producer in Canada’s tar sands oil operations, has announced it will require fewer major safety ma...
us/Corporate Counterfeit Science – Both Wrong and Dangerous
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This is a guest post by Andrew Rosenberg, director of the Center for Science and Democracy with the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS). It originally appeared on the UCS blog The Equation. Asbe...
us/Could This Be the 21st Century’s Most Powerful Idea?
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This is a guest post by Chris Wood, adapted from his brand new book, Down the Drain: How We Are Failing to Protect Our Water Resources. What we have here is a system failure.  It’s not just that ou...
us/IRS Sleuths Were on the Right Track: Big Tobacco Created Tea Party in 1994
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This is a guest post by Pam Martens, cross-posted with permission from Wall Street On Parade. On February 25, 2013, James Hepburn, writing at Daily Kos, made the emphatic assertion in a headline th...
us/Exxon Knew of Dangerous Contamination from Arkansas Spill, Yet Claimed Area “Oil Free”
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This is a guest blog by Jesse Coleman, cross-posted from Greenpeace blog The Witness On March 29 ExxonMobil, the most profitable company in the world, spilled at least 210,000 gallons of tar sands ...
us/Will Future Generations Call Obama The ‘Environmental President’ Or An Abject Failure?
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This is a guest post by Joe Romm, cross-posted from ClimateProgress with permission.  It's tempting to grade the President on a curve, but future generations won't – if we destroy the livable cl...
us/Into Wine: New Book by Olivier Magny Explores Terroirism, Soil Health and More
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This is a guest post by French sommelier Olivier Magny, author of the new book, Into Wine: An Invitation to Pleasure.  When you like wine, and start to learn more about it, you quickly realize t...
us/The Death of ‘Sustainability’
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This is a guest post by Glenn Hurrowitz, author and senior fellow at the Center for International Policy. Can destroying a tropical rainforest be “sustainable”? Well, according to a decision tak...
us/Coal Exports: An Update On Pacific Northwest Coal Fights
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This is a guest post by Josephine Ferorelli, originally published at Occupy.com. There is not enough room in the national headlines for all the battles between fossil fuel expansion projects and cl...