Water

How the World's Biggest Polluters Are Trying to Get Brownie Points For Cleaning Up Messes They Created

By Shayda Naficy / Other Words

These corporations are rushing to position themselves as a part of the solution to a problem they helped create.

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We've Entered the Age of Mass Extinction: Goodbye Fish and a Whole Lot More

By Scott Thill / AlterNet

Nigerian Oil Pollution May Need World's Biggest Clean-up and Take 30 Years

By Ola Awoniyi / AFP

Feds Say Major New York Gas Pipeline Poses Safety Risk

By Nicholas Kusnetz / ProPublica

Do We Need a Militant Movement to Save the Planet (and Ourselves)?

By Tara Lohan / AlterNet

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Water

'Exceptional' Drought Parches United States

Environment News Service

The Tea Party's Next Target: Taking Out the EPA and Sacking Laws that Protect Our Water and Air

Diane Roberts / Comment Is Free

Our Biggest Security Threat Is Global Warming-Induced Extreme Weather

Scott Thill / AlterNet

US of Austerity: What $570 Billion Cuts Will Do to Our Water, Air, the Jobless, Children, the Elderly, and the Poor

Andy Kroll / Mother Jones

Why the Best Way to Save Water Is to Use Less Energy (and Vise Versa)

Daniel Glick / Daily Climate

Corporations Are Waging a War on Public Resources But Are Trying to Duck Using the Term 'Privatization'

Tom Tresser / On the Commons

Why Does Massey Energy Get Away With Murder While Environmentalists Are Sent to Prison?

Sandra Diaz / Appalachian Voices

Why Governments Are on the Hook to Ensure Clean, Safe Water for Everyone

Maude Barlow / AlterNet

Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline Incoming? House Passes Bill Mandating Decision Within 4 Months

Brian Merchant / TreeHugger

Naomi Klein: The Real Reason Why Exxon's Oil Spilled into Yellowstone River

Naomi Klein / NaomiKlein.org

Environmental Activist Tim DeChristopher Sentenced to Prison, Tells the Court, "This Is What Hope Looks Like"

Tim DeChristopher / Peaceful Uprising

Heat, Drought, Famine All Part of Coming 'Exponential' Increase Of Climate-Related Disasters

Matthew McDermott / TreeHugger

Millions Facing Misery in Somalia Famine

AFP

The World at 7 Billion People: How Much More Growth Can the Planet Support?

Robert Engelman / Yale Environment 360

Exposing the Environmental Risks at Los Alamos National Labs

Subhankar Banerjee / ClimateStoryTellers.org

Our Techno Culture Is Creating Dangerous Digital Dumps of E-Waste

Jayati Ghosh / Triple Crisis

Connecting Extreme Weather Dots Across the Map

Janet Redman / Other Words

House Republicans Massively Chop Funding for Wildlife, Clean Water and Air

Environment News Service

Banning Corporate Personhood: How Communities Are Taking the Law Back from Big Companies

Sabrina Artel / AlterNet

A Climate-Killing Oil Pipeline May Make North America the New Middle East

Bill McKibben / TomDispatch.com

State Fracking Rules Could Allow Drilling Near New York City Water Supply Tunnels

Nicholas Kusnetz / ProPublica

How the Toxic Tar Sands Industry Fuels the Ubiquitous Aluminum Can

Geoff Dembicki / CorpWatch

Tropic of Chaos: Climate Change and Violence

Christian Parenti / Nation Books

Rupture in Planned US Pipeline Could Release 7 Million Gallons of Oil

Suzanne Goldenberg / The Guardian

Lethal Fallout from Mining Spurs a Mountaintop Removal Moratorium Campaign to End to the Humanitarian Crisis in Appalachia

Jeff Biggers / AlterNet

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