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fracking

New Jersey Finally Gets Behind Proposed Fracking Ban

New Jersey Finally Gets Behind Proposed Fracking Ban

Oh, frack.
By Emily Cegielski
Susan Sarandon Hillary Clinton Comments

Susan Sarandon Says ‘We’d Be at War’ if Hillary Clinton Was President

Tell us how you really feel.
By Brandon Katz
Miles of unused pipe, prepared for the Keystone XL pipeline.

Keystone Pipeline Leak Underscores Danger of Fossil Fuels

The past week was chock-full of depressing revelations about the fossil fuel industry.
By Andrew Eil
Sen. Bernie Sanders greets his supporters. (D-VT) greets the crowd at a campaign rally March 14, 2016 in Charlotte, North Carolina. The North Carolina Democratic primary will be held March 15. (Photo by )

Two Pro-Sanders Legislators in Maine Just Left the Democratic Party

By Michael Sainato
Gray skies are not going to clear up.

A Warning for President Trump: Climate Change Will Burn Red States Too

By Andrew Eil
Donald Trump.

‘This Is a Worker’s Country,’ Donald Trump Tells Room of Millionaires in Manhattan

By Will Bredderman
Councilman Stephen Levin.

Anti-Fracking Councilman Finds it Harder to Divest From Fracking Than He Thought

By Jillian Jorgensen
Zephyr Teachout.

Andrew Cuomo Backs Zephyr Teachout, Former Challenger, for Congress

By Will Bredderman
Electricity pylons and wind turbines stand beside the RWE Niederaussem coal-fired power plant while Steam rises from cooling towers on February 16, 2016 near Bergheim, Germany.

Why Are Renewables Buoyant Even as Oil Sinks?

By Andrew Eil
Former State Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and his son Adam leave court after being found guilty.

Former State Senate Leader Dean Skelos and Son Found Guilty at Corruption Trial

By Will Bredderman
The Capitol Building (Photo: Wikimedia).

Poll: New Yorkers Give Big Thumbs Down to Legislative Pay Hike

By Will Bredderman

David Paterson Goes to Bat for Andrew Cuomo After GOP Rips Fracking Ban

By Will Bredderman
New York State Governor Andrew Cuomo

Cuomo Blames Weaker Primary Showing on Unions and ’11 People’ Voting

By Will Bredderman
Zephyr Teachout.

Teachout Claims to Have Already Taught Cuomo a Lesson

By Will Bredderman
Councilman Stephen Levin. (Photo: Facebook)

Anti-Fracking Stephen Levin Collected Royalties From Natural Gas Drilling Companies

By Jillian Jorgensen

Make a Fracking Decision

By The Editors
Lance Bass, eyebrow arched.

Lance Bass and Others: ‘What the Frack, Governor Cuomo?’

By Colin Campbell

Meet The Frackers: Two Books By <em>Journal</em> Writers Explore The Hydraulic Fracturing Boom

By Kara Bloomgarden-Smoke
The view down Gansevoort Street this afternoon.

Fracking the West Village (Or Something)

By Stephen Jacob Smith
Josh Fox, Scarlett Johansson, and Scott Stringer at 'Gasland' benefit

Scarlett Johansson and Sean Lennon Frack Off at <em>Gasland</em> Benefit

By Drew Grant
State Senator Tony Avella holds a public forum on fracking

Are the Frackers Force-Feeding Us Poisonous Water or Are We Drinking the Kool-Aid?

By Jessica Benhamou

Roundup: Gingrich’s Chick Flick; Bloomberg Changes His Tune

By Hunter Walker
Front page of Hamodia (via newseum.org)

Morning Read: Bloomberg Expands, Schneiderman Probes,

By Azi Paybarah
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