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Exxon Accused of Pressuring Witnesses in NY Fraud Case, Disappoints Investors with Latest Financial Results
ExxonMobil faced accusations last week that it pressured possible witnesses in a climate fraud case brought by New York State Attorney General Letitia James, ... -
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Pediatricians, Public Health Link Children’s Health Hazards to Climate Crisis
The Canadian Paediatric Society and the Ontario Public Health Association are both out with new warnings about the impacts of climate change on children’s ... -
Fracking Sites in Texas, New Mexico Need $9 Billion to Dispose of Salty, Radioactive Wastewater
Oil and gas fracking producers in Texas and New Mexico will be looking for more than US$9 billion over the next decade, just to ... -
Hyperloop Could Cut Travellers’ Transportation Emissions by 90 to 95%
Drawdown lists the Hyperloop as a Coming Attraction—a climate solution in development that is not yet ready for prime time, but might be by ... -
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BP Global Data Report Shows Fossil Fuel Use Surging, Renewables Falling Behind
Global fossil fuel use is continuing its rapid increase, and renewable energy development “has not only failed to halt the explosive rise in fossil ... -
Snowball Freezes in Hell as U.S. Messaging Guru Luntz Advises Climate Campaigners
The Republican messaging guru who coined the term “climate change”, advising U.S. President George W. Bush that it sounded more uncertain and less threatening ... -
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July Likely to Be Hottest Month Since Record-Keeping Began in 1880
With another week still go to in the month, dozens of climate experts are already predicting that heat waves covering North America, Europe, and ... -
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Babies with Congenital Heart Disease More Likely Near Active Oil and Gas Sites
Mothers living near active oil and gas sites in Colorado are 40 to 70% are more likely to give birth to babies with congenital ...
