Why the Battle Over Canada's Tar Sands Is an American Issue
By Asher Miller / Post Carbon Institute
For starters, the energy and environmental impacts of tar sands production are not limited to within the borders of Canada. But the trouble doesn't end there.
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Gasland Director Josh Fox: Obama's Support for Natural Gas Drilling 'A Painful Moment' for Communities Exposed to Fracking
By Amy Goodman, Juan Gonzalez
Democracy Now!
State Of The Union: President Obama Blames Congress for Inaction on Climate Change, While Calling for Increase in Fossil Fuel Production
By Brad Johnson
ThinkProgress
Fracking's "Little Revolution": How a People-Powered Movement Fights Big Business for Clean Water
By Ellen Cantarow
TomDispatch.com
Sugar High: The Dark History and Nasty Methods Used to Feed Our Sweet Tooth
By Jill Richardson / AlterNet
3 Ways Laws Are Stacked to Favor Fracking Companies -- And How We Can Change That
By Peter Montague / AlterNet
Despite Obama's Decision on Keystone Pipeline, the Fight Against Tar Sands Is Far From Over
By Bill Walker / Climate Central
Oil Lobby Threatens Obama Over Keystone Pipeline: Here's Just How Much Financial Firepower the Industry Has in Washington
By Suzanne Goldenberg / The Guardian
Fracking on Shaky Ground: How Our Latest Fossil Fuel Addiction Is Linked to Earthquakes
By Scott Thill / AlterNet
Damning New Letter from NY State Insider: 'Hydraulic Fracturing as It's Practiced Today Will Contaminate Our Aquifers'
By Karen McVeigh / The Guardian
How Activists Can 'Occupy' Their Cities with New Legal Structures That Empower Communities Over Corporations
By Jeff Reifman, Thomas Linzey / YES! Magazine
How Canada's Become a Home for Some of the Biggest Fracking Projects
By Nicholas Kusnetz / ProPublica
The Fight Over Keystone XL Now Has A 60-Day Deadline -- Is This Good or Bad?
By Brad Johnson / ThinkProgress
Goodbye 'Shop Til You Drop' Mentality: Renegade Band of Economists Call for 'Degrowth' Economy
By Christine MacDonald / AlterNet
Why Is the FDA Saying It's OK to Eat Seafood 10,000 Times Over the Safe Limit for Dangerous Carcinogens?
By Brad Jacobson / AlterNet
The Fracking Industry Has Bought Off Congress: Here Are the Worst Offenders
By Scott Thill / AlterNet
The Mysterious Death of Dunkard Creek: Is Fracking to Blame for One of the Worst Ecological Disasters in the East?
By Adam Federman / Earth Island Journal
Air Too Dangerous to Breathe: How Gas Drilling Can Turn Rural Communities Into Industrial Wastelands [With Photos]
By Nina Berman / AlterNet
Feds Link Water Contamination to Fracking for the First Time
By Abrahm Lustgarten, Nicholas Kusnetz / ProPublica
The Shocking Republican Attack on the Environment and Our Drinking Water
By Sharon Guynup / Environment News Service
Welcome to Peak Water: Scientists Say Time Is up to Prepare for Melting Glaciers
By Douglas Fischer / Daily Climate
The Greatest Water Crisis in the History of Civilization: Coming to the American West?
By William deBuys / TomDispatch.com
Can Ocean Farms Actually Be More Sustainable Than Even the Most Environmentally Sensitive Traditional Farms?
By Brendan Smith / AlterNet
Josh Fox: Are We About to Witness the Liquidation Sale of New York and its Drinking Water?
By Sabrina Artel / AlterNet
UK Secretly Helping Canada Push its Tar Sands Project and Escape Dirty Fuel Designation in Europe
By Damian Carrington / The Guardian
Globalization Leads to Struggle for Food that Imperils Filipino Poor
By Erika Eichelberger / AlterNet
Will Programs to Off-Set Carbon Emissions Fuel Further Conflict in Bolivia's Forests?
By Kylie Benton-Connell / AlterNet
The New Wild West: Will Citizens and the Environment Suffer as an Oil Rush Engulfs West Africa?
By Meena Bhandari / IPS News
Is it Coca-Cola's Grand Canyon or Ours? The Fight Over Bottled Water Hits National Parks
By Rich Bindell / Food & Water Watch
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