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Panel Is Last-Line of Defense for Communities Fighting Polluters

It Could Take Another Decade to Clean Up an 11-Million-Gallon Crude Leak Officially Reported as Just 10 Gallons

Bureau of Land Management Stacks the Deck Against Preserving the Shrunken Protected Area

Bureau of Land Management Weighs Plan to Extract ‘Frac Sand’ and Millions of Gallons of Water from the Region

Living Amid Old Storage Wells at Risk of Leaks

Forest Service Weighs Plan to Lay Waste to Tens of Thousands of Acres of Old-Growth Trees

The Mississippi River Commission OK’d Dumping Trillions of Gallons on Polluted Water into the Sea

And the U.S. Is Incapable of Even Discussing the Climate Crisis, Much Less Addressing It

Going Underground to Foul the Pacific and Undercut the Clean Water Act

$800 Million Plan Includes an Electronic Barrier Just 50 Miles from Lake Michigan

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