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The massive storm that started out as Hurricane Sandy slammed into the East Coast and morphed into a huge and problematic system…
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For millions of people in the New York metropolitan region and adjacent areas flooded, scorched, and pummeled by the extraordinary hybrid storm once known as Sandy…
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Farmers have always lived with what the novelist Henry James called the “imagination of disaster”…
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You haven’t heard much…or perhaps anything…yet about a disaster relief…
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Romney likens hurricane relief to cleaning up “rubbish and paper products” from a football field. Is he joking?
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I don’t think that the data supports that the storms are more frequent or unusual than they have been in the past.
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To date, the No on 37 campaign has been able to repeat one lie after another with near impunity.
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Can we move into a long-term push toward the kind of energy future that will not bring real terror to millions around the world?
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This morning, hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers head in to work for the first time since last Friday…
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Rep. Steve King (R-Iowa) has some thoughts about federal relief efforts for Hurricane Sandy.
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Consol Energy told 145 workers in southern West Virginia on Tuesday that it will start laying them off in late December…
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Just a short drive from New York City’s famous Rockaway beaches, Breezy Point, Queens, is a quaint seaside hamlet where many cops and firefighters come to retire.
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As the devastation from Sandy is still being assessed, charities are helping those in need of food, shelter and security.
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Raw sewage, industrial chemicals and floating debris filled flooded waterways around New York City on Tuesday.
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A new poll released Monday shows Americans rank the presidential candidates’ views on energy policy as more important to their 2012 vote than environmental policy.
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The power outages caused by Hurricane Sandy on the east coast highlight the needs for a much greater investment in smart grid technology…
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The record temperatures and melting Arctic have been linked to the fact that humans are warming the planet.
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Scientists told us a storm like Sandy would be catastrophic. When will we listen?
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Clean energy has become a dirty word in presidential politics.
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Twenty years ago, scientists atop the Greenland ice sheet pulled up an ice core that both excited their curiosity and scared the pants off of them. They had discovered definitive evidence that Earth’s climate can change quickly, dramatically, and unpredictably,
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One and a half billion people, many living in remote areas, have no access to electricity.
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New Mexico authorities say an unknown hazardous material release sickened about 200 people Tuesday near the Mexican border…
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