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Saying No to Fracking Seismic Surveys
Topics:
Fracking
Growing Sunoco Scandal: The Bane of Governor Wolf’s Administration
By Emily Wurth
Topics:
Fracking
Florida Deserves Better. And We Can Get There.
The Fight To Protect A Sacred Space
Topics:
Fracking
Spend Half of Your Income on Water, or Face Foreclosure?! Baltimore’s Disgraceful Secret
Topics:
Broken Democracy
A Call to Action for Water Justice in Flint
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Overflow Crowd in Pleasant Gap Says No to Nestle
Topics:
Corporate Control of Water
Bottled Water, Brought to You by Fracking?
By Wenonah Hauter
Topics:
Climate Change & Environment, Corporate Control of Water, Fracking
Photo Essay: Playgrounds and Pollution
By Alison Grass

ExxonMobil's Baytown Complex, as seen from a playground directly across the street.
Sunshine Week: Fight For Transparency In The Trump Administration
By Kiley Fisher
Topics:
Broken Democracy, Climate Change & Environment, Corporate Control of Water

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