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Oil magnate John D. Rockefeller is shown in this 1930 photo. (AP Photo)
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Rockefellers to withdraw fossil fuel investments

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Tuesday's United Nations climate summit looks likely to have about as much impact as a climate change demo on a snowy day. (Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Energy and Environment

Drizzle forecast for Obama’s climate parade at the UN

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Those assembled in New York for the People's Climate March, organized by a handful of environmental and left-wing groups, pressed politicians, investors, corporations, faith organizations and others to address rising greenhouse gas emissions, which most scientists say warms the planet. (Zack Colman/Washington Examiner)
Energy and Environment

Climate change march brings thousands to New York

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NextGen Climate Action, the super PAC bankrolled by billionaire climate activist Tom Steyer, will attack Republicans who deny man-made climate change in an effort to boost Democrats in the Senate and gubernatorial races that it has targeted. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)
Energy and Environment

Steyer: ‘No question’ his climate super PAC is having political effect

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White House budget director: Domestic climate ambition can bring China along
Energy and Environment

White House budget director: Domestic climate ambition can bring China along

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Podesta: White House taking UN climate summit ‘seriously’
Energy and Environment

Podesta: White House taking UN climate summit ‘seriously’

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The League of Conservation Voters plans to spend a
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Environmental group to push turnout for midterm elections

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White House rolls out new solar energy, energy-efficiency measures
Energy and Environment

White House rolls out new solar energy, energy-efficiency measures

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Senators: Spike in energy costs could push 840,000 Americans into poverty
Energy and Environment

Senators: Spike in energy costs could push 840,000 Americans into poverty

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Currently, the Panama Canal can fit ships carrying between 400,000 and 550,000 barrels of light sweet crude through it. The remodel, slated to open in late 2015, would enable ships large enough to haul as much as 680,000 barrels of crude to enter the canal.
Energy and Environment

Panama Canal expansion would boost U.S. energy exports

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