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To speed deportations, Trump revives rarely used laws

Keystone XL pipeline: Could blocking it be bad for the environment?

Can US prisons take a page from Norway? Five questions.

How would climate change regulations help now? Study seeks answer.

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California's tough new plan to curb greenhouse gases

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Can emoji help save endangered animals?

Effective help for drought-hit Kenya: cash

To speed deportations, Trump revives rarely used laws

Keystone XL pipeline: Could blocking it be bad for the environment?

Can US prisons take a page from Norway? Five questions.

How would climate change regulations help now? Study seeks answer.

An app pushes factories in China to cut pollution

Harvard and Bill Gates targeted: What's behind the fossil fuel divestment push?

California's tough new plan to curb greenhouse gases

Some Adidas products to be made of plastic debris from oceans

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