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Sharon Kelly

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Sharon Kelly is an attorney and investigative reporter based in Pennsylvania. She was previously a senior correspondent covering energy and antitrust at The Capitol Forum and, prior to that, she reported for The New York Times, The Guardian, The Nation, Earth Island Journal, and a variety of other print and online publications.

uk/Regenerative Agriculture – Criticisms and Concerns
BySharon Kelly
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This factsheet is part of DeSmog's Agribusiness Database project. For more information, read our full investigation on the pesticide industry's approach to climate action. Big agribusiness has rec...
uk/Digital and Precision Agriculture – Criticisms and Concerns
BySharon Kelly
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This factsheet is part of DeSmog's Agribusiness Database project. For more information, read our full investigation on the pesticide industry's approach to climate action. As the impacts of climat...
us/‘That’s the Way It Is’: Trump’s Dismissal of Hurricane Laura and Climate Crisis Echoes Remarks on COVID-19 Deaths
BySharon Kelly
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At an August 30 briefing in Orange, Texas, during a visit to tour damage from Hurricane Laura, President Trump answered a question about climate change and hurricanes. Texas has had big storms for ...
As QAnon Conspiracy Spreads on the Far Right, Climate Science Deniers Jump Aboard
BySharon Kelly
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Not only is QAnon taking up climate denial, but prominent climate deniers have been taking up QAnon, according to a new analysis.

Not only is QAnon taking up climate denial, but prominent climate deniers have been taking up QAnon, according to a new analysis.
us/As Trump Leaves Permian Oilfield, Industry Insiders Question If 2020 Bust Marks Texas Oil's Last Big Boom
BySharon Kelly
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Yesterday, President Trump left Midland, Texas, after arriving in the state’s Permian oilfield region for a $2,800 a plate luncheon and a “roundtable” that required each participant to pony up $100...
Series: Permian Problems: Fracking Industry's Promised Land Turns Sour
Series: Fracking the Permian
us/Energy Transfer Launches Appeals Following Court Order to Shut Down Dakota Access Pipeline
BySharon Kelly
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On Monday, July 6, a federal judge ordered the shutdown of the Dakota Access pipeline (DAPL) by August 5. The move follows a March judgment that ordered the pipeline to undergo a more thorough envi...
Series: Dakota Access: Energy Transfer Partners Bakken Oil Pipeline
Series: Dakota Access Pipeline Battle
In the Shadow of Shuttered Philadelphia Refinery, Neighbors Recall Those Lost to Decades of Pollution
BySharon Kelly
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The nation's oldest and largest gasoline refinery was closed following an explosion and fireball which rocked the majority Black neighborhood of South Philadelphia.

The nation's oldest and largest gasoline refinery was closed following an explosion and fireball which rocked the majority Black neighborhood of South Philadelphia.
Hand painted posters and murals of sunflowers and skulls remembering community members lost to pollution line a chainlink fence outside the PES Refinery.
Shell's Falcon Pipeline Dogged by Issues with Drilling and Permit Uncertainty During Pandemic
BySharon Kelly
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A DeSmog investigation found that the pipeline's construction has been plagued by drilling and permitting problems.

A DeSmog investigation found that the pipeline's construction has been plagued by drilling and permitting problems.
us/Oil, Gas, Petrochemical Financial Woes Predate Pandemic — And Will Continue After, Despite Bailouts, Report Finds
BySharon Kelly
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The oil, gas, and petrochemical industries have taken a massive financial blow from the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report from the Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL) concludes, but its...
Series: Finances of Fracking: Shale Industry Drills More Debt Than Profit
Series: Fracking Finances
us/Amid COVID-19 Pandemic, Some Pipeline Projects Push Forward While Others Falter Nationwide
BySharon Kelly
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Last Friday, the Iowa Utilities Board issued an order that would allow the Dakota Access pipeline (DAPL) to double the amount of oil that flows through the state from 550,000 barrels a day to 1.1 m...
Series: Permian Problems: Fracking Industry's Promised Land Turns Sour
Series: Fracking the Permian

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