The Dakota Access Pipeline is still flowing. The Army Corps of Engineers has begun a court-ordered environmental review of the pipeline, according to a recently
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Environmentalists cheer as Atlantic Coast Pipeline canceled
Following the cancellation of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline project, a Virginia-based environmental policy analyst says coal is the big winner in Virginia and North
Iranian gasoline shipments to Venezuela seized
When the United States intercepted and seized illegal shipments of Iranian fuel bound for Venezuela, the siege of Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro tightened. According
Israel set to send natural gas to Europe
Israel and Europe will proceed with a natural gas pipeline that will carry Israeli gas to European customers, after the Israeli government ratified the
As domestic uranium production plummets, conservationists fight mining expansion
Conservationists who want to prevent an expansion of mining near National Parks and Native American lands got a recent boost from a key congressional
Cameroon’s largest energy project displaces thousands of rural villagers
Ma’a Anne Claire is a struggling mother of six, living in the Central African nation Cameroon. She works hard tending to crops, such as
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