Water

How Private Water Companies Are Fleecing Their Customers

By Wenonah Hauter / Other Words

Private companies are aggressively trying to expand their share of the water service market, and too often we're getting a raw deal.

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Is the Era of Nuclear Power Coming to an End in the US?

By Steven Wishnia / AlterNet

7 Dangerous Lies About Plastic

By Stiv Wilson / AlterNet

As Fracking Boom Hits Ohio, Deceptive Industry Practices Squeeze Landowners

By Erika Eichelberger / EcoWatch

Is Heartland Document Leaker Peter Gleick a Hero?

By Suzanne Goldenberg / The Guardian

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Texas Drought of 2011 Killed Millions of Urban Trees

Environment News Service

Goodbye Overconsumption: Why the Commons Can Save Us From Drowning in Too Much Stuff

Jay Walljasper / On the Commons

Humanity's Growing Impact on the World's Freshwater

Sandra Postel / National Geographic's Water Currents

Beyond .350: Measuring New Thresholds of Global Collapse

Carl Zimmer / Yale Environment 360

Why Obama's Cheerleading for the Fracking Industry Is So Alarming

Ted Glick / AlterNet

Are Millions of Pounds of Japan's Tsunami Debris About to Hit US Shores?

Jon Letman / TruthOut.org

U.S., Mexico Open Transboundary Gulf Waters to Oil and Gas

Environment News Service

Federal Rules to Disclose Fracking Chemicals Could Come with Exceptions

Lena Groeger / ProPublica

5 Amazing Places in the US in Danger of Being Destroyed by Dirty Energy

Erik Loomis / AlterNet

Profiting From Catastrophe: If Fossil Fuel Companies Burn All Their Reserves We're Undeniably Screwed

Bill McKibben / TomDispatch.com

Revealed: How Syngenta Investigated the Press and Shaped the News About its Controversial Weed-Killer Atrazine

Lisa Graves, Beau Hodai / PR Watch

Why the Battle Over Canada's Tar Sands Is an American Issue

Asher Miller / Post Carbon Institute

Gasland Director Josh Fox: Obama's Support for Natural Gas Drilling 'A Painful Moment' for Communities Exposed to Fracking

Juan Gonzalez, Amy Goodman / Democracy Now!

Was Lou Gehrig's ALS Caused by Drinking Water?

Wendee Holtcamp / Miller-McCune Magazine

State Of The Union: President Obama Blames Congress for Inaction on Climate Change, While Calling for Increase in Fossil Fuel Production

Brad Johnson / ThinkProgress

Fracking's "Little Revolution": How a People-Powered Movement Fights Big Business for Clean Water

Ellen Cantarow / TomDispatch.com

Sugar High: The Dark History and Nasty Methods Used to Feed Our Sweet Tooth

Jill Richardson / AlterNet

Despite Obama's Decision on Keystone Pipeline, the Fight Against Tar Sands Is Far From Over

Bill Walker / Climate Central

3 Ways Laws Are Stacked to Favor Fracking Companies -- And How We Can Change That

Peter Montague / AlterNet

Oil Lobby Threatens Obama Over Keystone Pipeline: Here's Just How Much Financial Firepower the Industry Has in Washington

Suzanne Goldenberg / The Guardian

One More Day to Act: Gas Drilling May Begin in New York Soon

Sabrina Artel / AlterNet

Fracking on Shaky Ground: How Our Latest Fossil Fuel Addiction Is Linked to Earthquakes

Scott Thill / AlterNet

Damning New Letter from NY State Insider: 'Hydraulic Fracturing as It's Practiced Today Will Contaminate Our Aquifers'

Karen McVeigh / The Guardian

How Activists Can 'Occupy' Their Cities with New Legal Structures That Empower Communities Over Corporations

Jeff Reifman, Thomas Linzey / YES! Magazine

Hope for Salmon as Dams Come Down

Jennifer Kaye / YES! Magazine

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