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Green Coalition Threatens to Sue Biden Administration Over Trump-Era Permits That 'Jeopardize' Wildlife

San Francisco District 11 Supervisor John Avalos speaks in opposition to the Keystone XL pipeline during a protest in Embarcadero Plaza on February 17, 2013. (Photo: Steve Rhodes/Flickr/cc)

After 'Incredible First Steps' on KXL and Paris, Biden Urged to 'Go Further' on Climate

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

At a January 19, 2021 rally organized by Food & Water Watch, New York Communities for Change, and 350 NYC, environmental activists demand that the Biden administration Build Back Fossil Free in front of Charging Bull sculpture in New York City. (Photo: Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)

"The Biden White House needs to chart a much more aggressive course for dealing with our climate emergency."

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Indigenous-Led Movement Credited With 'Huge Victory' as Biden Plans to Rescind Keystone XL Permit on Day One

Jake Johnson, staff writer

Shawnee Rae (age 8) was with a group of Native American activists from the Sisseton-Wahpeton tribe who protested the Keystone XL pipeline project in Watertown, South Dakota.

"Our communities have been fighting KXL for over a decade, tooth and nail, in...

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Over 75 Indigenous Women Urge Biden to Stop Climate-Wrecking Pipelines and Respect Treaty Rights

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

"We have shown we are willing to risk our liberty and freedom and put our bodies on the line to blockade and stop construction of these dirty oil and gas projects, to ensure we have a clean future for our children," said Kanahus Manuel of the Tiny House Warriors. (Photo: Tiny House Warriors/Facebook)

"Joe Biden, we are asking you to stand on the right side of history and...

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Protesters rally against the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines at the White House in Washington, D.C. on January 24, 2017. (Photo: Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images)

As Pro-Trump Mob Boasts About Roles in Deadly Capitol Invasion, Indigenous Water Protecters Charged for Peaceful Keystone XL Protests

Protestors walk past an image of a Native American woman during a march to "Count Every Vote, Protect Every Person" after the U.S. presidential Election in Seattle, Washington on November 4, 2020. (Photo: Jason Redmond/AFP via Getty Images)

Biden Urged to 'Honor Indigenous Sovereignty and Immediately Halt' Fossil Fuel Pipelines

Protesters gathered outside a BlackRock office in London Friday. (Photo: London organizers)

In Solidarity With Frontline Communities, Day of Action Demands End to Funding for Tar Sands

Fossil Fuel Investments and Hawkish Foreign Policy Among Serious Issues Progressives Have With Susan Rice as Possible VP Pick

'We Will Never Back Down': Landowners and Green Groups File New Lawsuit Against Keystone XL

'24 Hours. 3 Dirty Pipelines Delayed': Supreme Court Rejects Trump Effort to Greenlight Keystone XL Construction

In Latest Legal Blow to Trump and Dirty Energy, Federal Appeals Court Upholds Block on Keystone XL Permit

Democratic presidential candidate former Vice President Joe Biden speaks during a campaign event at the Prairie Hill Pavilion January 27, 2020 in Marion, Iowa. (Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Climate Campaigners Applaud Biden on Vow to Pull Plug on Keystone XL Permit

Again Finding US Permit Invalid, Federal Court Upholds Block on 'Climate-Busting' Keystone XL Construction

'Not Today. Not Tomorrow. Not Ever': Indigenous Campaigners Protest As KXL Pipeline Construction Begins Amid Legal Challenges

'A Tremendous Victory': Indigenous and Climate Campaigners Celebrate as Federal Court Deals Another Blow to Keystone XL

"We need billions of public dollars invested directly in vulnerable communities dying from COVID-19, not spent propping up massive oil companies and unneeded projects that would trample Indigenous rights and exacerbate the climate crisis," said Oil Change International's Collin Rees. (Photo: Elvert Barnes/Flickr/cc)

'A Shameful New Low': Amid COVID-19 Crisis, Alberta Govt. Ponies Up $1 Billion for Keystone XL Tar Sands Pipeline

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Yes, They Really Propose Trashing the Motherland For 50 Jobs

With Tuesday's expected close Senate vote on Keystone - and protesters descending on Mary Landrieu's lawn with an inflatable pipeline to give her a taste of what's to come - it's remarkable most media missed the stunning admission by TransCanada's CEO that, yes, Keystone will in fact create just 50 permanent jobs (along with more lousy short-term ones and of course much long-term devastation.) Call your senators.

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350.org

People-Powered Victory: Biden to Stop Keystone XL on Day One

Food & Water Watch

Biden Must Make Bigger Climate Moves than Keystone and Paris

350.org

350.Org on News That Biden Will Rescind Keystone XL Pipeline on First Day in Office

The Lakota People’s Law Project

Two Native Americans Arrested Over Keystone XL Protests

Stop the Money Pipeline

Climate Activists Announce National 'Covid-Safe' Day of Action Push Back against Wall Street’s financing of Keystone XL and Minnesota Line3 Tar Sands Pipelines

Indigenous Environmental Network

Over 60 Organizations Send Letter to Liberty Mutual Demanding the Company End its Involvement in Indigenous Rights Violations

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Tina Gerhardt

Indigenous Leaders and Environmental Activists Are Standing Firm on Their Demands of President Biden

Bill Kitchen

Will a Tar Sands Pipeline Become a Covid Super Spreader?

Yves Engler

Trudeau Lobbies Biden to Maintain Climate-Destroying Trump Policy

Alec Connon

Whatever Happens in November, Wall Street Must Act on the Climate Crisis

Tina Gerhardt

Environmental Justice Wins, Pipelines Lose

Naomi Klein

The Amazon Is on Fire—Indigenous Rights Can Help Put It Out

Daphne Wysham

Saving the Planet Means Fighting Bipartisan Corruption

Andrew Malone, Vera Eidelman

The South Dakota Legislature Has Invented a New Legal Term to Target Pipeline Protesters

Will Bunch

As Floodwaters Rise, GOP Lawmakers are Frantically Building Levees of Climate Denial

Saurav Sarkar

A Green New Deal for American Labor?