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Joseph Loree's 14-year-old son Eliar drowned in 2016 while swimming at an abandoned quarry, left open by a contractor hired by a subsidiary of Tullow Oil.
Joseph Loree's 14-year-old son Eliar drowned in 2016 while swimming at an abandoned quarry, left open by a contractor hired by a subsidiary of Tullow Oil.
The disproportionate toll that COVID-19 is taking on the Black communityย broughtย environmental justice issues to the forefront during 2020. Calls forย dealing withย climate change and environmental j...
Community leaders long at odds with the powerful petrochemical industry in Louisiana took note when their Congressional representative, Cedric Richmond, announced November 12 that he was taking a n...
Environmental and community groups in Louisiana are elated after what they see as two back-to-back wins in their fight to protect fenceline communities from additional petrochemical industry pollut...
The majority of offshore workers in the North Sea would consider leaving the sector, a new report hasย found. Poor job security was cited as the most pressing reason to quit the industry, after t...
This week, the Creek Fire in California officially became the largest single wildfire in the stateโ€™s history โ€” and the blaze remained just 32 percent contained. Already this year, more than 3.6 mil...
Six young people from Portugal have filed an unprecedented climate change lawsuit against almost all of Europe, targeting 33 European nations for failing to take adequate action on the climate cris...
Indigenous campaigners have vowed to โ€œfight until the endโ€ after a lawsuit to suspend Ecuadorโ€™s oil operations was thrown out ofย court. An estimated 27,000 people were left without safe water, fis...
By Karen Savage, Climate Docket. Originally published on Climate Docket. Pennie Opal Plant spent much of last weekend anxiously scanning the horizon for smoke from Californiaโ€™s growing wildfires, ...

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Joseph Loree's 14-year-old son Eliar drowned in 2016 while swimming at an abandoned quarry, left open by a contractor hired by a subsidiary of Tullow Oil.

Joseph Loree's 14-year-old son Eliar drowned in 2016 while swimming at an abandoned quarry, left open by a contractor hired by a subsidiary of Tullow Oil.
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The disproportionate toll that COVID-19 is taking on the Black communityย broughtย environmental justice issues to the forefront during 2020. Calls forย dealing withย climate change and environmental j...
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Community leaders long at odds with the powerful petrochemical industry in Louisiana took note when their Congressional representative, Cedric Richmond, announced November 12 that he was taking a n...
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Environmental and community groups in Louisiana are elated after what they see as two back-to-back wins in their fight to protect fenceline communities from additional petrochemical industry pollut...
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The majority of offshore workers in the North Sea would consider leaving the sector, a new report hasย found. Poor job security was cited as the most pressing reason to quit the industry, after t...
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This week, the Creek Fire in California officially became the largest single wildfire in the stateโ€™s history โ€” and the blaze remained just 32 percent contained. Already this year, more than 3.6 mil...
on

Six young people from Portugal have filed an unprecedented climate change lawsuit against almost all of Europe, targeting 33 European nations for failing to take adequate action on the climate cris...
on

Indigenous campaigners have vowed to โ€œfight until the endโ€ after a lawsuit to suspend Ecuadorโ€™s oil operations was thrown out ofย court. An estimated 27,000 people were left without safe water, fis...
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By Karen Savage, Climate Docket. Originally published on Climate Docket. Pennie Opal Plant spent much of last weekend anxiously scanning the horizon for smoke from Californiaโ€™s growing wildfires, ...