Keystone XL

'Historic First': Nebraska Farmers Return Land to Ponca Tribe in Effort to Block Keystone XL

Putting Solar Panels in Pipeline's Path, Campaign to Combine Power of Sun 'With Power of the People'

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Indigenous-led campaign that aims to block Keystone XL pipeline with solar arrays "models the massive overhaul our energy system needs to stop the worst of climate change."

Keystone XL Developer "Infiltrates Our Democracy" With Major Campaign Contributions in Nebraska

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Ahead of midterms, TransCanada has poured several thousand dollars into the GOP...

Climate 'Hero' Gets Three-Year Prison Sentence for Shutting Down Tar Sands Pipeline

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

"If other people don't take action, mine makes no difference," Michael Foster...

Fracking Industry Front Group's Secret Playbook Reveals Orchestrated Astroturf Effort

To Stop Keystone XL, 8,000 People in Just 24 Hours Make 'Promise to Protect'

Will You 'Promise to Protect'? Coalition Urges New Wave of Resistance to Stop KXL

'This Fight Is Far From Over': Nebraska Clears Path for Keystone XL

Nebraska Panel Won't Consider This Week's Spill in Keystone XL Decision

As Predicted—Because 'Pipelines Are Bound to Spill'—Keystone Gushes Tar Sands Oil

Trump May Have Approved Keystone XL, But Opponents Fight on Against Climate-Wrecking Project

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

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

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

Don't Be Fooled, McKibben Says. On Climate, Trudeau's No Better Than Trump.

Keystone XL Opponents Target Banks Funding Climate Destruction

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WTF: Fox News Says Texas' Catastrophic Spill Is Just A Distraction Like Oreos For A Dieter So Build Keystone Already

Days after a barge spilled 170,000 gallons of especially heavy sticky oil, dubbed "the worst stuff you can dump in the water," into Galveston Bay, crews are scrambling to contain tar balls being pushed to shore by winds and tides, and biologists have found dozens of oiled birds from nearby, crucial bird habitats. With the spill occurring at the worst possible time - many wintering birds still there, many more en route north - environmentalists say that "we expect this to get much worse."...