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Will 2013 be the year we finally address climate change?
We have this to thank for 2012's harsh droughts and epic hurricane: Our politicians are finally galvanized to act
We have this to thank for 2012's harsh droughts and epic hurricane: Our politicians are finally galvanized to act
We asked climate skeptics for their opinions on recent extreme weather events. You can probably guess their answers
Environmentalists are focused oil and gas, but a bigger carbon disaster may be brewing in the Pacific Northwest
Focus on the pipeline distracts from the real question: Whether we should be using tar sands oil in the first place
It's a matter of when, not if, say Cornell economists
Two Capitol Hill victories show environmentalists' strength -- but they may be temporary
The GOP tries every which way to undo the Greens' modest victory
Facing a Republican-imposed deadline, he rejects approval -- for now
How the Keystone project became central to the politics of the payroll tax holiday
Desperate Republican seeks to link pipeline approval to the payroll tax cut extension
House Republicans target the Clean Air Act
The weatherization program creates jobs and helps poor people. So why is it on the chopping block?
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