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What the Chickahominy Power Station Shows Us About How Environmental Injustice Persists in Virginia
By Jorja Rose, Stacy Lovelace
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
We The People Deserve A Climate Debate. Give Us One.
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment
How Students Led a March to Save the Meadowlands from a Fracked Gas Plant
By Cassandra Worthington & Matt Smith
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment

All march photos by Erik McGregor.
As Democrats Head to Miami --> A Reminder That Florida is a Sneaky Leader on Bipartisan Climate Policy
By Michelle Allen, Jorja Rose
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
'What’s Going On Here?’ Rare Childhood Cancers Near Pittsburgh
By Angie Aker
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Fracking
$Is there a connection between fracking and childhood cancer?$
2019's Factory Farm Laws: The Good, The Bad, And The Manure Pile
Topics:
Factory Farming & Food Safety
Michigan Governor Whitmer’s Executive Directive to Protect Lake Erie Is Not Bold Enough
By Rebecca Wolf
Topics:
Corporate Control of Food
A Fracking Slush Fund is a Terrible Plan for Pennsylvania
Topics:
Fracking
Wolf’s Fracking Response is a Disappointment
Topics:
Fracking
Baltimore City Will Not Give Up On A Plastic Bag Ban
By Jorja Rose
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water

Photo by Dicklyon, Creative Commons

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