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Flood of Noah proves climate change is not man made

Republican congressman Joe Barton of Texas has stated that the Biblical flood of Noah was proof that climate change was not man made.

In the Media by Sami Zaatari

U.S. coal demand experiences boost amid Keystone XL fight

Vancouver - As environmentalists, mainstream media outlets and politicians fight over the Keystone XL pipeline and the Alberta oilsands development, the coal industry in the United States is slowly gaining momentum.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

America’s largest foreign oil source and a controversial pipeline

America’s largest foreign oil source is proposing a controversial pipeline which would create thousands of jobs but also create a risk of contaminating 30% of America's irrigation water with cancer causing compounds if the pipeline ever were to leak.

In the Media by SarahJones - 1 comment

Pegasus pipeline leak is at least 80,000 gallons

Mayflower - Exxon- Mobil and the U.S Environmental Protection Agency are currently estimating the size of the Pegasus pipeline spill to be between 80 to 84,000 gallons but are still trying to pin down the damage of the bitumen leak.

In the Media by Richard Mccallum

Exxon Pegasus pipeline ruptures and spills Canadian bitumen

Mayflower - Exxon-Mobil is mobilizing all of their resources to clean up a rupture in the Pegasus pipeline which has caused thousands of gallons of Canadian bitumen fuel to evacuate 22 homes in what the U.S. Environmental Agency has categorised as a "major spill".

In the Media by Richard Mccallum - 27 comments

Alberta ad in NY Times — XL Keystone pipeline choice of reason

New York - The Alberta government placed an ad in the NY Times in response to an editorial published by the Times on March 10. The $30,000 ad supporting the $7 billion dollar pipeline asserts that the Keystone XL pipeline is the choice of reason.

In the Media by Karl Gotthardt - 4 comments

Thousands of environmental activists rally on National Mall Special

Washington - Tens of thousands of climate change activists descended on the National Mall in Washington, DC. People came from numerous U.S. states and Canada to protest various actions relating to energy forms.

Digital Journal Report by Leigh Goessl - 13 comments

Sierra Club endorses civil disobedience over climate change

First President Barack Obama said in his second inaugural address that the US will respond to the threat of climate change. But then, the very next day, the Nebraska Governor approved the passage of the controversial Keystone Pipeline through his state.

In the Media by Anne Sewell - 3 comments

Op-Ed: Pipeline Protest Draws Thousands

Washington - Thousands rally outside the White House demanding President Barack Obama to reject the building of the Keystone XL pipeline that will carry crude oil from Alberta, Canada to the United States, on Sunday.

In the Media by Margaret Mak - 2 comments

Republican bill tweaks Keystone Pipeline debate

Washington - A House Republican introduced a bill Monday that would jump-start the Keystone XL Pipeline project if it were to be approved, a move likely to renew nationwide political debate.

In the Media by Larry Clifton

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