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What You Need to Know About Tim Kaine as Clinton’s VP Pick

By EcoWatch / July 23, 2016

“I’m thrilled to announce my running mate, @TimKaine,” presumptive Democratic Presidential Nominee Hillary Clinton tweeted at 8:11 p.m. Friday. Though the news was not a surprise, as Kaine has long been known as a likely choice, Clinton’s pick stirred immediate reaction among the environmental movement. The Virginia senator supports fracking and offshore oil drilling, but […]

Radiation Along Fukushima Rivers Up to 200 Times Higher Than Pacific Ocean Seabed

By EcoWatch / July 22, 2016

‘The Dam Builders Could Not Stop My Mother’ So They Killed Her

By EcoWatch / July 15, 2016

Why We Must Stop Drinking Bottled Water

By EcoWatch / November 22, 2015

Stop the Great Lakes Nuclear Waste Dump

By EcoWatch / July 3, 2013

Noble Causes Everyone Should Support

By EcoWatch / December 2, 2011

Stefanie Penn Spear This Thanksgiving, the grassroots environmental movement had many reasons to be thankful. November brought many victories including the delays on the Keystone XL pipeline and fracking the Delaware River Basin. But perhaps what’s most exciting to celebrate is the growing collaboration and current momentum of the environmental movement. I’ve been working at […]