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New York Grassroots Movement Defeats Fracked Gas Pipeline
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Clean Water Was Nowhere To Be Found In Iowa’s Legislative Debates
By Emma Schmit
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Factory Farming & Food Safety
TOWN HALL: A Real Green New Deal Has To Ban Fracking
By Angie Aker
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Fracking
It Means Something When We Win Together, And These 3 Fights Prove It
By Angie Aker
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Corporate Control of Water, Fracking
Flint Still Doesn't Have Affordable Water... And They're Not the Only Ones
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
One Step Closer To Shutting Down Line 5: Michigan's Dangerous Underwater Pipeline
By Zhenya Polozova
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
Providence Mayor Elorza Ends Water Privatization Plan
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Countless Families Will Keep Their Homes in Baltimore Because Of This Huge Water Bill Win
By Rianna Eckel
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Has an Albany Fracked Gas Plant Been Defeated?
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment
New Study: Bold Energy Efficiency Program Would Save $1.3 Trillion, Create More Than 20 Million Jobs Over 15 Years

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