“If Trump were to insist on doing things his own way, then he would pay a heavy price both politically and diplomatically” By Sue-Lin Wong BEIJING, Nov 4 (Reuters) – The U.S. would be the main victim if Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump were elected and then backed out of a global climate accord, a […]
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Wasserman actually told Reuters that his organization funded #ExxonKnew groups like InsideClimate News By Katie Brown, PhD, EnergyInDepth Activists working at the Rockefeller foundations and groups like the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) have made it their mission since at least their infamous 2012 anti-Exxon conference in La Jolla, California to do everything they can
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UNICEF report makes clear, air pollution does cause all of these issues, making it a real threat to children By Seth Whitehead, EnergyInDepth Numerous activist-driven “studies” have suggested fracking poses a threat to the health of children, despite having no evidence to support those claims. EID recently debunked the latest attempts here and here. So
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US energy landscape poised for transformation under either president, but Trump’s policies would leave emissions 16% higher after two terms than Clinton’s US Presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have very different outlooks on the country’s energy future, according to Lux Research. As the world looks to reduce carbon emissions following the 2015 Paris
Released peer-reviewed study noting significant medical, climate benefits result of increased use of natural gas for electricity generation By Nicole Jacobs, EnergyInDepth This week, the Pennsylvania Medical Society (PMS) asked Governor Wolf to issue a ban on all new natural gas development making the debunked claim that “growing evidence has shown its increasing deleterious effects
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“Let’s reroute the pipeline. It doesn’t have to put our water at risk” – Standing Rock Sioux Chairman Dave Archambault II, Dakota Access pipeline protest (Reuters) – Native American leaders vowed on Saturday to protest through the winter against Dakota Access Pipeline they say threatens water resources and sacred lands and are weighing lawsuits over police
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Leaked emails from Clinton campaign showed her camp telling Keep It in the Ground campaign to “get a life” by Jackie Stewart, EnergyInDepth The chief of the Laborers International Union of North America (LIUNA) blasted “Keep-It-In-The-Ground” activists who have been protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline and the unions who support them, explaining how they are
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Yale authors concede results “were based on grab samples that represented high-exposure scenarios”, cite as evidence anyway by Seth Whitehead, EnergyInDepth Yale School of Public Health has released a new report that was clearly meant to generate alarmist headlines, as it suggests that fracking can increase chances of childhood cancer. But this “study” has yet
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Kelcy Warren, Dakota Access chairman, CEO donated to Trump’s campaign By Liz Hampton and Valerie Volcovici HOUSTON/WASHINGTON, Oct 26 (Reuters) – The top executive at the company behind the embattled Dakota Access Pipeline has donated more than $100,000 to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump since June, according to campaign finance disclosure records. The donations by
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US election has implications for energy prices, industry By Valerie Volcovici and Devika Krishna Kumar Oct 25 (Reuters) – Forget the accusations of groping, bigotry and email mismanagement. If the American voter had to choose between Republican nominee Donald Trump and his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton based on their energy policies alone, the US election would
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