GOP drafting bill to let asbestos manufacturers off the hook
"Had these companies shared the information they knew about the dangers of asbestos, countless lives would have been saved."
Top scientists: Test use of poison to re-engineer climate
"You're talking about potentially changing weather and climate. You don't want to do that without as good an understanding as you can possibly have."
Fukushima-type reactor in Vermont gets the axe, concerns remain
A nuclear power plant near the town of Brattleboro is being shut down thanks to local environmental activism.
Small island nation calls on nuclear powers to disarm
Sometime this year, the International Court of Justice is expected to hear a true David-and-Goliath challenge to the world's nuclear powers.
From Idaho to Utah, "wolf massacre" continues
"Rewarding shooters, including young children, with prizes takes us back to an earlier era of wanton killing that so many of us thought was a closed chapter."
Ohio fracking well drives families out of homes
A natural gas fracking well began leaking on Dec. 13, 2014, driving 30 families from their homes.
Activists protest oil drilling in Canary Islands
Canarians and tourists formed a giant 'SOS' on a beach in Spain's Canary Island of Fuerteventura protesting oil drilling.
Deaths at Texas DuPont plant cry for better safety regulations
In November, four workers died and one was injured at a chemical plant in La Porte, Texas after the release of a hazardous chemical.
Alberta pipeline hits swamp with over 15,000 gallons of oil
Yet another major spill in the routinely oil-plagued Alberta, Canada, has left the swamps of Red Earth Creek polluted.
Keystone XL struck down for now
The Keystone XL pipeline is down, but not out; despite losing in the Senate, Republicans threatened to bring the bill back next year.
