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Oil And Gas Pipelines Look Like Increasingly Risky Bets

Back-to-back decisions to abandon one pipeline and deactivate another show how vulnerable these projects are, despite the White House’s support.
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EPA Mounts A New Strike On States’ Rights, This Time To Boost Pipeline Companies

As chaos grips the nation, the agency is changing water permitting rules to make it harder for states to block construction of fossil fuel pipelines.
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Demand For Oil Has Plummeted, But Industry Keeps Building New Infrastructure Anyway

Oil and gas companies are constructing pipelines and wells amid the pandemic, risking workers’ lives and depleting personal protective gear.
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Court Nixes Federal Approval For Pipeline To Suck Water From The Mojave To Sell

The 43-mile pipeline was approved by the Trump administration after former Cadiz lobbyist David Bernhardt became deputy secretary of the interior.
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Jim Carrey’s New Painting Gives Scott Pruitt The World’s Worst Pipeline Project

"Need your pipeline approved? Do it through Pruitt!"
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State Lawmaker Sends Constituent’s Emails to Gas Pipeline Lobbyist ... Uh, Oops?

The lobbyist may have outed himself by hitting “reply all.”
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Nuns And Advocates Protest Planned Pipeline By Erecting A Chapel In Its Path

The sisters say the project violates their religious conviction that the Earth is sacred.
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Atlantic Coast Pipeline Ignores Environmental Realities And Dangers

The risk is real.
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Environmentalists Ready For Battle After Trudeau Backs Pipelines

A struggling energy sector and environmental groups are both putting pressure on the government.
By David Ljunggren and Leah Schnurr, Reuters

Meet The Young People Standing Up Against The Dakota Access Pipeline

Meet some of the teenagers and 20-somethings who left their lives around the U.S. to join the #NoDAPL movement in Standing Rock.
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