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The anti-Greta: A conservative think tank takes on the global phenomenon

The German teen is the newest face of the Heartland Institute’s effort to promote what it calls ‘global warming realism.’

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The future of Philly’s shut-down PES refinery is wide open. Its neighbors are keeping a wary eye on what happens next

Philadelphia Energy Solutions and Hilco Redevelopment Partners have a lot to do before the sale can close.

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Divestment protesters at Pitt enter fourth day of occupation and chat up visitors about global warming

Since Friday, students prodding the University of Pittsburgh to divest itself of fossil fuel investments have staged a sit-in, watching and sometimes sleeping through the ebb and flow of humanity within the 42-story classroom tower.

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Settlement of Clairton Coke Works suit results in Mon Valley windfall

Court finalizes class action suit settlement with U.S. Steel that will pay approximately 1,600 Clairton area households more than $700 each.

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Belle Vernon mayor claims fracking waste is flowing into the Monongahela River

A dispute is growing over fracking waste finding its way into the Monongahela River.

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The Wet’suwet’en protest and the Coastal GasLink pipeline

After Canadian police raided the camp to defend the Coastal GasLink pipeline, protesters shut down ports, roads, and railways across the country.

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Bloomberg’s investment portfolio includes bets on private equity, fracking

Little is known about Mike Bloomberg’s personal investments. The Intercept has identified a number of firms backed by the billionaire.

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Latinos are super green. When will environmental groups realize?

"Being green was as easy as walking to the market."

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Christiana Figueres, Tom Rivett-Carnac: A vision of what 2050 will look like if we fight climate change

In a new book, ‘The Future We Choose,’ two of the negotiators of the Paris climate agreement envision the future we could live in if the world comes together to fight climate change.

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What you can do about climate change, today

The authors of the new book ‘The Future We Choose,’ which outlines possible outcomes of the climate crisis, explain how you can make the choices today that will create the best possible world in 2050.

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'Unprecedented' globally: More than 20% of Australia's forests burnt in bushfires

More than 20% of Australia's forests burned during the summer's bushfire catastrophe, a proportion scientists believe is unprecedented globally, according to new research.

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