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Texas oil and gas greenhouse pollution could negate progress on emissions, report says
While greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. fell about 2 percent last year, some of that progress is being undercut by continued expansion of oil and gas industry.
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Andrew Dessler: Why the Green New Deal makes me hopeful about climate change
The Green New Deal moves the debate past whether climate change is real and focuses, for the first time, on what we should do about it.
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We're scientists. We know the climate's changing. And we know why.
Decades of research have demonstrated that human activities, primarily the emission of carbon dioxide from the combustion of fossil fuels, are driving climate change.
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Silent Spills Part 2: For Crosby residents, a ‘bitter taste’ about Arkema, and little help from government
Six months after the Arkema accident, Crosby residents say they still know very little about any potential health effects from the flood and the fires.
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Silent Spills Part 1: In Houston and beyond, Harvey’s spills leave a toxic legacy
As first responders and residents struggled to save lives and property during the record-shattering deluge of Hurricane Harvey, the toxic onslaught from the nation's petrochemical hub was largely overshadowed.
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We need federal leaders who take climate change seriously, not this Texan
Kathleen Hartnett White should be kept off Council on Environmental Quality
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