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Exxon’s climate denial set to face first public scrutiny as legal woes mount

It’s been nearly four years since leaked documents revealed Exxon Mobil Corp. understood that fossil fuel emissions caused the planet to warm before it began funding a Big Tobacco-style misinformation campaign to discredit climate science. Now the world’s largest publicly traded oil company will face public questions for the first time over its role in creating a climate crisis on Earth.
Race Against Climate Change
By Alexander C. Kaufman in News, Energy, Politics | March 24th 2019

Youth are preparing to lead in an uncertain future

The student climate strike on March 15 made it clear that young people have had enough. They are no longer waiting for others to secure our future. Students took to the streets on that day because we have big problems to solve and what we’re doing right now isn’t working. It’s time to be bold and innovative. It’s time to try something new.
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 Race Against Climate Change
By Stephen Clare & Dominique Souris in Opinion, Energy, Politics | March 22nd 2019

Tŝilhqot'in’s ‘spiritual war’ to protect land, water, rights

The Tŝilhqot'in Nation is at spiritual war with Taseko Mines, which has for over two decades been trying to build what would be the world's largest copper and gold mine at a sacred elevated lake the Nation knows as Teztan Biny. Though the mine has been rejected twice at the federal level, they have the greenlight on a drilling program, forcing the nation back to court to seek an injunction.
First Nations Forward
By Emilee Gilpin | March 21st 2019

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