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In First, Two Major Cities Sue Big Oil for Climate Crimes

Inspired by Standing Rock, First Nations 'Tiny House Warriors' Protest Pipeline Project

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

First Nations and allies in British Columbia, Canada, are protesting an expansion of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline by building 10 tiny houses in its proposed path, which runs through more than 300 miles of Secwepemcul'ecw, unceded tribal territory.

As Planet Rages With Fires and Storms, Ire Aimed at Murderous Climate Denialism

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

"It is past time to call out Trump and all climate deniers for this crime...

Harvey Triggers 'Unbearable' Pollution as Refineries Spew Cancer-Causing Chemicals

Jake Johnson, staff writer

As the catastrophic flooding brought about by Hurricane Harvey continues to...

Trump Energy Dept's Pro-Coal, Pro-Nuclear Report 'Not Worth Paper It's Written On'

'Corporate Mercenaries': Trump-Allied Firm Slammed for $1 Billion Suit Against Water Protectors

Harvard Study Confirms: #ExxonKnew and Misled Public About Climate Threat for Decades

'No More Half-Measures': 100% Renewable World 'As Fast as Humanly Possible'

Keystone XL Foes Vow to Put Their Bodies on the Line to Protect the Planet

Denier-in-Chief Trump Should Read NOAA's Frightening New Climate Report

"Ready to Stop It Again": KXL Opponents Flood Nebraska Capitol

New Report Reveals Water Threats Posed by the "Dirty Three's" Pipeline Routes

'Walking Conflict of Interest': Fossil Fuel Industry Lobbyist Now Second-in-Command at Interior Dept.

After Exxon Fined for Sanctions Violations, Calls for Rex Tillerson to Resign

After Six Months, A Detailed Look at 'Giant Bait and Switch' Trump Presidency

Jerry Brown's Climate Plan Just Another 'Handout to Big Oil,' Green Groups Say

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Everything Is Not Awesome

Furious that Arctic-trashing Shell is using kid-friendly LEGO to clean up its image - reportedly selling 16 million Shell-branded toys worth $116 million - Greenpeace has begun a campaign aimed at pressuring LEGO to end the sketchy partnership. Protests at England's Legloland, and a darkly stunning new ad in which an idyllic Arctic, huskies and all, drowns in oil.