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Jeff Spross for Think Progress

Oil Starts Flowing Through The Keystone XL Pipeline’s Southern Leg Today

The southern portion of the pipeline, which requires no federal approval, is now operational. The proposed northern leg still awaits the Obama administration’s decision.

January 22nd, 2014

By Jeff Spross for Think Progress

Oil Starts Flowing Through The Keystone XL Pipeline’s Southern Leg Today

The southern leg of the Keystone XL pipeline begins shipping crude oil Wednesday, the Washington Post reports. Because the southern portion only runs

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President Obama Says Pot Is Less Dangerous Than Alcohol For The Individual Consumer

The president also cited unjust marijuana conviction rates for minorities.

January 21st, 2014

By Jeff Spross for Think Progress

President Obama Says Pot Is Less Dangerous Than Alcohol For The Individual Consumer

In an interview published Sunday by the New Yorker, President Obama said pot is no more dangerous than alcohol — and that marijuana legalization in

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It Doesn’t Take Much Global Warming To Drive Global Water Scarcity Way Up

A new study shows that even relatively small amounts of global warming could be disastrous for the global fresh water supply.

December 18th, 2013

By Jeff Spross for Think Progress

It Doesn’t Take Much Global Warming To Drive Global Water Scarcity Way Up

According to new modeling by German researchers, global warming of just 2.7 degrees Celsius would inflict a “severe decrease in water resources” on 15 percent of the

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