Not only did Scooter's defense rely on emotion over facts, but it appealed to the jury to dismiss the craft of journalism as false by nature.

Why isn't Oklahoma doing more to address its massive uptick in seismic activity?

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Native Americans and supporters take to New York's City Hall in the first wave of a nationwide divestment campaign

Sen. Elizabeth Warren gave Stumpf an earful on Capitol Hill for his "gutless leadership" amid sham account scandal

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Due to its confidentiality, the public won't know the extent of the spill until August of this year

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Feds worried the operation could put pressure on well and result in a break that could make the leak worse

Fracked wells require more than 18 times the amount of water they used to, a new USGS study found

50,000 wells are drilled every year in North America -- and the damage, researchers say, may be permanent

The toxic element is odorless and tasteless, but scientists no longer believe that trace amounts are harmless

In the United States, about 17.6 million people live within one mile of an oil or gas well