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The Supreme Court's EPA ruling was the beginning of something bigger
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The Supreme Court's EPA ruling was the beginning of something bigger

Republican attorneys general and conservative legal activists are plotting ways to challenge other environmental regulations on similar grounds, setting up a larger legal showdown over the federal government's ability to address the climate crisis.
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Climate cabal purges 'deniers'
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Climate cabal purges 'deniers'

Your occasional dose of serious climate denial. You're welcome.

The climate cabal is in a panic. The Trump Administration is systematically dismantling President Obama's climate change legacy: Federal agencies are scrubbing references to climate change, President Trump announced the United States would exit the Paris Climate Accord, and his cabinet is peddling American-made fossil fuels around the world.

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Italian court allows climate lawsuit against energy giant Eni to proceed

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Nickel mining drives pollution and community loss on Indonesian island

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New EPA proposal aims to strike down landmark climate "endangerment finding"

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Wildfire burns historic Grand Canyon lodge as toxic gas leak complicates response

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Trump administration redirects clean energy funds in defiance of Congress

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Plastics lobby exerts heavy influence over global treaty talks, insiders warn

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Nevada lithium mine opponents were tracked by FBI and local law enforcement for years