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    Gas Pipeline Rupture Injures 46, Forces 300 to Evacuate in Mississippi

    Gas Pipeline Rupture Injures 46, Forces 300 to Evacuate in Mississippi

    More than 300 people were forced to evacuate and 46 were sent to the hospital after a gas pipeline ruptured in Mississippi Saturday. The pipeline was used by the company Denbury Enterprises to transport carbon dioxide and hydrogen sulfide for oilfield operations, according to The Yazoo Herald. It ruptured around 8 p.m. near the town […]

    Climate Crisis Gets 16 Minutes at Ninth Democratic Primary Debate in Las Vegas

    Climate Crisis Gets 16 Minutes at Ninth Democratic Primary Debate in Las Vegas

    The climate crisis got its moment in the sun during the ninth Democratic primary debate in Las Vegas Wednesday. The six qualifying candidates discussed the issue for a full 16 minutes, Grist reported. The debate also marked the first time that a climate journalist was numbered among the moderators: Telemundo climate correspondent Vanessa Huac, who […]

    Anti-Pipeline Protests Shut Down Canadian Rail Networks

    Anti-Pipeline Protests Shut Down Canadian Rail Networks

    Anti-pipeline protests have shut down major rail networks across Canada as indigenous rights and environmental activists act in solidarity with the Wet’suwet’en people of British Columbia, who are fighting to keep a natural gas pipeline off their land. Canadian National Railway (CN) said Thursday it would shut down its freight network east of Toronto in […]

    New Report Details Impacts of Oil and Gas Development on Public Lands

    New Report Details Impacts of Oil and Gas Development on Public Lands

    By Carla Ruas The American Petroleum Institute has rolled out a multibillion-dollar public relations campaign stating that oil and gas can help to solve climate change. The association is claiming that expanding the use of fossil fuels can lower climate emissions that are trapping heat on our planet. If that sounds fishy, it’s because it […]