Keystone XL

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

As the state of Nebraska stands poised to make a potentially life-altering decision about permitting this poisonous bitumen to be inflicted on its population

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

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Hundreds demonstrated in Lincoln, Nebraska, on Sunday as part of the March to Give Keystone XL the Boot. The protest of TransCanada's proposed pipeline kicked off a week of events planned to coincide with public hearings, set to begin Monday, by the Nebraska Public Service Commission about the pipeline, which would run 275 miles across the state...

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

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

A recently released Greenpeace report found four proposed pipelines that would...

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

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

Environmentalist Bill McKibben is sick of people glossing over Canadian Prime...

Keystone XL Opponents Target Banks Funding Climate Destruction

Sheriff Who Met DAPL Opponents With Brute Force Now Advising Other Law Enforcement

Lawsuits Pile Up, Resistance Revs Up Against Trump's KXL Order

'Disaster': Trump Administration Signs Off on Keystone XL Pipeline

'The Fight is Not Over,' Groups Vow, as State Dept Poised to Approve Keystone XL

Another Sign Just Came in That Tar Sands Operations Are on Life Support

Keystone XL Opponents Promise Trump a Mass Mobilization 'On a Scale Never Seen'

Following Trump's "Utterly Alarming" DAPL Order Would Violate Law, Tribe Warns

Tsunami of Outrage, Vows of Resistance Follow Trump's Pipeline Order

Trudeau Touts Trump's Support for KXL, Sparking Fears of Pipeline Resurrection

Clinton Transition Team Headed by Anti-Climate 'Powerbroker'

Groups to TransCanada: Take This $15 Billion Voided Check and Shove It

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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."...