Climate & Environment
- Case Study: Keystone XL Fails the Climate Test
(Dec. 9, 2014) - Memo to Press: The Facts about Keystone XL’s Climate Impact
(January 15, 2015) - Over 100 Scientists Call for a Moratorium on Oil Sands Development
(June 2015) - Fact Sheet: The Keystone XL tarsands pipeline is not in the U.S. national interest
(NRDC, 2014) - The impact of tar sands pipeline spills on employment and the economy
(Cornell University Global Labor Institute, 2013) - Tar Sands Pipelines Safety Risks
(NRDC, National Wildlife Federation, Sierra Club, Pipeline Safety Trust, February 2011) - Tar Sands Pipelines: Presenting Unaddressed Hazards to Public Safety
(NRDC, December 2010) - Toxic Tarsands: Profiles from the Front Lines
(Sierra Club, 2013) - STAYING HOOKED ON A DIRTY FUEL: Why Canadian Tar Sands Pipelines Are a Bad Bet for the United States
(National Wildlife Federation, 2010) - The Potential Environmental Impact from Fracking in the Delaware River Basin
(Steven Habicht, Lars Hanson and Paul Faeth, for Delaware Riverkeeper Network, August 2015) - Impacts of Shale Gas Development on Bat Populations in the Northeastern United States
(Bat Conservation International for Delaware Riverkeeper Network, June 2012)
Case Study: Keystone XL Fails the Climate Test
(Dec. 9, 2014)
Memo to Press: The Facts about Keystone XL’s Climate Impact
(January 15, 2015)
Over 100 Scientists Call for a Moratorium on Oil Sands Development
(June 2015)
Fact Sheet: The Keystone XL tarsands pipeline is not in the U.S. national interest
(NRDC, 2014)
The impact of tar sands pipeline spills on employment and the economy
(Cornell University Global Labor Institute, 2013)
Tar Sands Pipelines Safety Risks
(NRDC, National Wildlife Federation, Sierra Club, Pipeline Safety Trust, February 2011)
Tar Sands Pipelines: Presenting Unaddressed Hazards to Public Safety
(NRDC, December 2010)
Toxic Tarsands: Profiles from the Front Lines
(Sierra Club, 2013)
STAYING HOOKED ON A DIRTY FUEL: Why Canadian Tar Sands Pipelines Are a Bad Bet for the United States
(National Wildlife Federation, 2010)
The Potential Environmental Impact from Fracking in the Delaware River Basin
(Steven Habicht, Lars Hanson and Paul Faeth, for Delaware Riverkeeper Network, August 2015)
Impacts of Shale Gas Development on Bat Populations in the Northeastern United States
(Bat Conservation International for Delaware Riverkeeper Network, June 2012)
