Environmentalist Bill McKibben calls BS on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in a new op-ed.
Environmentalist Bill McKibben is sick of people glossing over Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's climate record just because he's nice to look at. To be sure, McKibben writes in a Guardian op-ed published Monday, Trudeau has "mastered so beautifully the politics of inclusion: compassionate to immigrants, insistent on including women at
A major crude oil pipeline in Oklahoma sprung a leak late Sunday night; the company has yet to provide an estimate of volume spilled
Underscoring once again the dangers of America's unreliable fossil fuel infrastructure, a significant U.S. oil pipeline has been shut down after a leak was reported Monday morning. Enterprise Products Partners said Monday it had shut its Seaway Crude Pipeline, a 400,000-barrel per day conduit that transports crude oil from Cushing, Oklahoma to
A growing chorus of activists and members of Congress is demanding closer scrutiny as stepped-up production in North Dakota’s Bakken region and Canada’s Alberta tar sands boosts the amount of oil coursing through pipelines crossing the nation’s heartland.
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — A freshwater channel that separates Michigan's upper and lower peninsulas is a premier Midwestern tourist attraction and a photographer's delight, offering spectacular vistas of two Great Lakes, several islands and one of the world's longest suspension bridges. But nowadays the Straits of Mackinac is drawing attention
This is the second part of the America’s Oil Epidemic series.
This film commissioned by MPN shows the shocking dangers of an oil spill to people and animals health. It exposes how people have been misled and continued to eat contaminated fish and how Enbridge is using local landfills to dispose of toxic oil waste. Whistleblower and activist John Bolenbaugh exposes dirty tricks, lies and cover-up of oil
As Enbridge Inc. gets approval to augment its Minnesota tar sands pipeline, the company is settling a lawsuit over several spills.
Less than a month after the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission gave Enbridge Inc. the nod to increase the capacity of its Minnesota tar sands pipeline, the Canadian company settled a federal lawsuit over 15 permit violations and oil spills in the state. Enbridge did not admit to the violations but settled the lawsuit, filed in conjunction with
